README
Welcome to Viage CLI
This is a companion project to Viage that allows you to quickly start Viage projects and create components and services. See the Viage Website for more details.
Installation
npm install -g viage-cli
If this fails try removing the older verion first and then re-install:
npm rm -g viage-cli
npm install -g viage-cli
API
app
Scaffolds out a new Viage Project in the current directory.
viage app <name>
Where name
is name of the project. To launch the newly created application:
cd <name> && npm run start
component
Creates a new component in the current project.
viage component <name>
Where name
is the name of the component.
service
Creates a new service in current project.
viage service <name>
Where name
is the name of the service.
Troubleshooting
If the installation fails or the cli just isn't working, try moving the package and then re-installing:
npm rm -g viage-cli
npm install -g viage-cli
Viage Apps
When a viage app is created there are several npm commands built into the package.json script section. Open a terminal in the newly created Viage app's directory, and then you can type the following commands:
start
npm run start
Performs a development build and then launches the development server and a opens a tab in the web browser pointing to your app. Changes made in code will be automatically be served to the browser on every save.
build
npm run build
Compiles a production build. The results of that build will be in the dist/ folder.
build-embedded
npm run build-embedded
Performs a production build but then also embeds the compiled source into the HTML document so only one file is served. This new html file will be called index-embedded.html
test
npm run test
Launches ts-jest and runs all the tests in the tests directory
server
npm run serve
Launches a nodejs server that serves all the files from the dist folder. This allows you to run the app as its built for release from the dist directory.
How to Viage
For more information on how to Viage, go to the Viage page or the Viage Shopping List Tutorial