If installed globally, you can run the command feri from any directory. If installed locally, you'll need to run npx feri from your project folder.
Feri will clean, build, and display statistics by default. She will also assume your source folder is "./source" and your destination folder is "./dest" unless you specify otherwise.
feri [options] [source] [destination]
Optional elements include options, source, and destination.
Options come in three flavours: Common, Negating, and Special.
-c, --clean clean the destination directory
-b, --build build source files to destination
-w, --watch watch source to clean and build as needed
-e, --extensions monitor destination directory for extensions
-s, --stats display statistics
Feri will clean, build, and display statistics by default. If you like those behaviors you can simply type feri instead of feri --clean --build --stats.
-nc, --noclean no clean
-nb, --nobuild no build
-nw, --nowatch no watch
-ne, --noextensions no extensions
-ns, --nostats no statistics
Negating options override their counterparts. For example, feri --clean --noclean would result in the destination folder not being cleaned.
Special options can override other options, do multiple things at once, or are otherwise unique.
-a, --all clean, build, watch, extensions, stats
-f, --forcebuild overwrite destination files without consideration
-r, --republish remove all destination files and then build
-i, --init create source, destination, and custom config file
-d, --debug enable verbose console logging
-v, --version version
-h, --help help
Special options like --all, --forcebuild, and --republish will override common and negating options.
Optional source directory to build files from.
If not provided, Feri will look for a source folder in the directory you called her from.
Optional destination directory to build files to.
If not provided, Feri will look for a dest folder in the directory you called her from.
Clean, build, and stats are enabled by default.
feri
Clean, do not build, and then watch.
feri --nobuild --watch
Republish from a specific source folder to a specific destination folder.
feri --republish /path/to/source /path/to/destination