Command line tool to bootstrap Prismic projects.
$ npm install -g prismic-cli
$ prismic COMMAND
running command...
$ prismic (-v|--version|version)
prismic-cli/4.2.3 darwin-x64 node-v18.0.0
$ prismic --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
$ prismic COMMAND
...
prismic help [COMMAND]
prismic list
prismic login
prismic logout
prismic new
prismic signup
prismic slicemachine
prismic theme [SOURCE]
prismic whoami
prismic help [COMMAND]
display help for prismic
USAGE
$ prismic help [COMMAND]
ARGUMENTS
COMMAND command to show help for
OPTIONS
--all see all commands in CLI
See code: @oclif/plugin-help
prismic list
List all the available project template generators.
USAGE
$ prismic list
OPTIONS
-h, --help show CLI help
See code: src/commands/list.ts
prismic login
Log in to Prismic.
USAGE
$ prismic login
OPTIONS
-h, --help show CLI help
--port=port [default: 5555] Port to start the local login server.
See code: src/commands/login.ts
prismic logout
Log out of Prismic.
USAGE
$ prismic logout
OPTIONS
-h, --help show CLI help
See code: src/commands/logout.ts
prismic new
Create a project with a new Prismic repository.
USAGE
$ prismic new
OPTIONS
-d, --domain=domain Name of the Prismic repository. For example: repo-name, becomes https://repo-name.prismic.io.
-f, --folder=folder Name of the project folder.
-h, --help show CLI help
-t, --template=template Prismic template for the project.
--existing-repo Connect to an existing Prismic repository.
--force Overwrite local files.
--skip-install Prevent running install command after generating project.
See code: src/commands/new.ts
prismic signup
Create a Prismic account.
USAGE
$ prismic signup
OPTIONS
-h, --help show CLI help
--port=port [default: 5555] Port to start the local login server.
See code: src/commands/signup.ts
prismic slicemachine
Slice Machine commands
USAGE
$ prismic slicemachine
OPTIONS
-d, --domain=domain Prismic repo to create.
-f, --folder=folder Output directory.
-h, --help show CLI help
--add-storybook Add Storybook to a Slice Machine project.
--bootstrap Reconfigure a Slice Machine project.
--create-slice Add a Slice to a Slice Machine project.
--develop Run Slice Machine.
--existing-repo Connect to an existing Prismic repository when running --setup or --bootstrap
--force Overwrite local files.
--framework=framework framework to use, see list for options
--library=library Name of the Slice library.
--list List local Slices.
--setup Setup Slice Machine in an already existing project.
--skip-install Prevent npm install from running.
--sliceName=sliceName Name of the Slice.
ALIASES
$ prismic sm
See code: src/commands/slicemachine.ts
prismic theme [SOURCE]
Create a project from a ZIP file or a GitHub repository URL and a new Prismic repository.
USAGE
$ prismic theme [SOURCE]
ARGUMENTS
SOURCE Path or URL to a ZIP file, or a GitHub repository for the theme.
OPTIONS
-c, --conf=conf [default: prismic-configuration.js] Path to Prismic configuration file.
-d, --domain=domain Name of the new Prismic repository. For example, repo-name becomes
https://repo-name.prismic.io.
-f, --folder=folder Name of the project folder.
-h, --help show CLI help
-t, --theme-url=theme-url GitHub URL or path to the theme file.
--customTypes=customTypes [default: custom_types] Path to the Custom Types directory in the theme.
--documents=documents [default: documents] Path to the documents in the theme.
--existing-repo Connect to an existing Prismic repository.
--force Overwrite local files.
--skip-install Prevent running install command after generating project.
See code: src/commands/theme.ts
prismic whoami
Shows the email of the current user.
USAGE
$ prismic whoami
OPTIONS
-h, --help show CLI help
See code: src/commands/whoami.ts
git clone https://github.com/prismic.io/prismic-cli
cd prismic-cli
yarn
(uses workspaces)./bin/run --help
Run tests with npm test
or yarn test
The main testing libary used is @oclif/test the documentation on how to use the testing library can be found here https://github.com/oclif/fancy-test.
Mocking/stubbing dependencies can be tricky due package versions for nested dependencies, and native modules being used else where.
eslint is automatically run after the test
script, but it can also be invoked by running npm run posttest
or yarn posttest
, optionally with a --fix
flag.
lerna is used for managing versions and publishing.
update versions with lerna version [semantic-version] --exact
Publish with lerna publish [--dist-tag alpha]