neto-themekit
Advanced tools
Neto Theme Kit is a cross-platform tool for building and deploying Neto Themes. Heavily inspired by Shopify's Theme Kit.
npm install -g neto-themekit
OR
yarn global add neto-themekit
Make sure your working directory is the theme folder itself.
Configure a set of SFTP credentials for your Neto store(s).
ntheme configure -u SFTP_USERNAME -p SFTP_PASSWORD -t THEME_NAME
This will create a ntheme.yaml file in your current directory which will be used to connect to your store.
You can configure multiple environments to work with different themes or stores by adding the e or environment flag and the name of your environment. The default is development.
Watch your current directory for changes and upload them to your theme folder.
ntheme watch
Download an existing theme to your current directory.
ntheme download THEME_NAME
Upload everything in your current directory to your theme folder. If an existing theme exists with the same name as the one in your environment then a temporary folder will be created to upload your new version and the folders will be renamed after the upload is complete.
ntheme deploy
FAQs
A development tool for Neto themes
The npm package neto-themekit receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, neto-themekit popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that neto-themekit demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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