Command line utility for creating and running components, themes and menus to be used on the Fliplet platform.
Extensive documentation is available at developers.fliplet.com.
npm install fliplet-cli -g
You can now use the command fliplet
from the command line. Just type fliplet
to see the available options and their example usage.
Please refer to our documentation for all details about creating components, themes and menus on Fliplet via the fliplet-cli
.
Run npm publish
from your machine, given you are logged in on npm
as a user with publishing permissions. You will be asked for a two-factor verification code for your account.
You can view Fliplet documentation at http://developers.fliplet.com or also get a copy of such website running locally on your machine. To do so, navigate to the docs
directory, install the ruby dependencies described below and run the Jekyll
server:
cd docs
Install depencencies:
gem install bundler
bundle install
You may need to install sudo apt-get install ruby-dev
in order for the bundle install to succeed on some systems. This is due to the nokogiri
gem requiring ruby-dev
to be compiled.
Run Jekyll locally:
bundle exec jekyll serve
Then the website should be up and running at http://127.0.0.1:4000/
The index updates automatically via CircleCI. You can however rebuild it manually:
- Copy the contents of
docs/docsearch/.env.example
intodocs/docsearch/.env
- Grab the Admin API key from Algolia.
- Set the
API_KEY
indocs/docsearch/.env
- Install jq on your machine
- Clear the index on Algolia (Manage index > Clear)
- Clear the index by running
npm install && node index.js
from thedocs/docsearch
- Run the following command from the
docs/docsearch
folder:
docker run -it --env-file=.env -e "CONFIG=$(cat config.json | jq -r tostring)" algolia/docsearch-scraper
Run the following command then commit the changed ./docs/Fliplet-approved-libraries.md
file:
npm run update-assets-docs