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The one stop CLI for using the OpenMRS 3.0 Frontend app.
You need Node.js with NPM. We recommend using version 16.17 (LTS) or later.
You can run the tool without installation using npx
, which is part of NPM. Just make sure to fulfill the prerequisites.
Alternatively, install the application globally using npm i openmrs -g
. Then you can run the tool without npx
, e.g., instead of npx openmrs ...
you run openmrs ...
.
The following commands are available. For an up-to-date help on your installation run npx openmrs --help
.
The --help
flag can also be applied to any command below, resulting in detailed information about the available options.
start
For developers.
Starts the app shell configured for the SPA reference application. Includes a default import map working against a working snapshot on the CDN.
Example:
# run the command
npx openmrs
develop
For developers and implementers.
Performs a debug build of the app shell and runs it against a given OpenMRS backend. Can be proxied to any network and used with any import map configuration.
Example:
# run the command
npx openmrs develop
build
For implementers.
Builds the app shell with a given configuration. Provides the assets necessary for the app shell in a distribution.
Example:
# run the command
npx openmrs build
assemble
For implementers.
Assembles an import map incl. assets to provide the frontend module assets for a distribution.
Example:
# run the command
npx openmrs assemble
FAQs
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The npm package openmrs receives a total of 3,289 weekly downloads. As such, openmrs popularity was classified as popular.
We found that openmrs demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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