Fliplet CLI

Command line utility for creating and running components, themes and menus to be used on the Fliplet platform.

Documentation

Extensive documentation is available at developers.fliplet.com.

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Install

With node.js and npm:

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.

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Please refer to our documentation for all details about creating components, themes and menus on Fliplet via the fliplet-cli.

Publish to npm

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.

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Documentation

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/

Update Algolia search index

1. Set API_KEY in docs/docsearch/.env and APPLICATION_ID=8GRBFEV21Y
2. Install jq on your machine
3. Clear the index on Algolia https://www.algolia.com/apps/8GRBFEV21Y
4. Run this from the docs/docsearch folder:

docker run -it --env-file=.env -e "CONFIG=$(cat config.json | jq -r tostring)" algolia/docsearch-scraper

Update the Fliplet Approved libraries documentation page

Run the following command then commit the changed ./docs/Fliplet-approved-libraries.md file:

npm run update-assets-docs