CLI
@myjsblock/cli
A CLI package to create, maintain, and publish javascript block projects to AppMachine Flutter applications.
Using the CLI package, you're able to connect a local javascript project to your AppMachine Project. The CLI provides multiple commands to create, maintain and publish new blocks.
The CLI can be globally installed on your machine, so you can easily use it across projects.
npm install -g @myjsblock/cli
yarn global add @myjsblock/cli
myjsblock [command] [options]
Links your local directory to a Block Project, saving a credentials file in your project root.
myjsblock link
Push your local project to the AppMachine server.
myjsblock push
Displays helpful information for the available commands.
myjsblock help
--token Block token for the AppMachine App.
--secret A Secret to login to the AppMachine server.
--overwrite Overwrites the credential and config files.
--help Displays complete help for [cmd].
--debug Helps debugging the CLI.
Instead of supplying the
--token and --secret arguments, you may create a myjsblock.credentials.json file in your project directory.{
"token": "TJ9plldgQSL87dnK6ZIVpzTszlG3TPKo",
"secret": "ifb1kEBUYBJ17NSQWdBUNoTTU5O2d1jlTJ9plldgQSL87dnK6ZIVpzTszlG3TPKo"
}
If you use a version control system like Git, make sure you add the
myjsblock.credentials.json file to the .gitignore file. This will prevent it from being saved in version control and is a good security measure.Some advanced configuration requires a
myjsblock.config.json file in your project directory. This enables you to change settings like ouputDirectory and entryFile for your project.An example of such a file would be:
{
"entryFile": "index.html",
"outputDirectory": "dist"
}
Config Property | Type | Default |
|---|---|---|
entryFile | string | index.html |
outputDirectory | string | dist |
This changes the output directory for your project. The default value is
dist. The contents of this directory will be uploaded to the server by the CLI.Last modified 7mo ago