Name: reaction-cli
Owner: Reaction Commerce
Description: A command line tool for working with Reaction Commerce.
Created: 2016-06-14 22:10:09.0
Updated: 2018-04-25 18:51:45.0
Pushed: 2018-05-14 19:15:27.0
Homepage: null
Size: 509
Language: JavaScript
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A command line tool for Reaction Commerce
Before you can use Reaction or reaction-cli
, you'll need to make sure you install the base requirements for your operating system.
After that, you can now install reaction-cli
with…
install -g reaction-cli
global add reaction-cli
action --help
action <command> [options]
mmands:
init Create a new Reaction app (will create a new folder)
run Start Reaction in development mode
debug Start Reaction in debug mode
test [unit] Run integration or unit tests
pull Pull Reaction updates from Github and reinstall NPM packages
update, up Update Atmosphere and NPM packages
reset Reset the database and (optionally) delete build files
build Build a production Docker image
[Managed Platform Commands]
register * Register an account with Reaction
login * Login to Reaction
logout * Logout of Reaction
account * Manage your Reaction Platform account
apps * Manage your app deployments
deploy * Deploy an app
domains * Add a custom domain name to a deployment
env * Manage environment variables for an app deployment
keys * Manage your SSH keys
open * Open an app deployment in your browser
whoami * Check which account you are logged in as
tions:
-v, --version Show app and CLI version numbers
-h, --help Show reaction-cli help
Note: Commands marked with *
require being logged into the managed platform. Learn more: https://reactioncommerce.com/features#get-a-demo
Install
clone https://github.com/reactioncommerce/reaction-cli.git
eaction-cli
Developing
To start a live reloading watcher that recompiles the code on file changes:
run watch
Keep in mind that if you previously installed reaction-cli
from npm, you will need to uninstall it before that command will work. This is because it runs npm link
every time and that adds a symlink to the executable that goes in the same place as the npm install (which will throw an error).
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