This is a command line tool to create and manage waker servers.
##Install To install latest version of waker-cli, run following command:
npm install -g waker-cli
##Commands List of waker-cli commands can be seen by running:
waker --help
###init The command is used to create new waker server.
usage
waker init [options]
options
-p --path <path> server creation path
-v --version <version> version of waker to use
###run The command is used to run waker server.
usage
waker run [options]
options
-b --background run as background
-e --environment <name> environment to run server
###add The command is used to create new modules/entities in waker server.
usage
waker add <type> [options]
types
module waker module
entity system entity
options
-n --name <name> name of module or entity (required)
-m --module <name> name of module to add entity in (required if type is entity)
###enable The command is used to enable plugins/helpers in waker server.
usage
waker enable <type> [options]
types
helper waker helper
plugin waker integrated hapi plugin
options
-n --name <name> name of helper/plugin to enable (required)
###disable The command is used to disable plugins/helpers in waker server.
usage
waker disable <type> [options]
types
helper waker helper
plugin waker integrated hapi plugin
options
-n --name <name> name of helper/plugin to disable (required)
###config The command is used to config plugins/helpers in waker server.
usage
waker config <type> [options]
types
helper waker helper
plugin waker integrated hapi plugin
options
-n --name <name> name of helper/plugin to disable (required)
###show The command is used to show info about waker server.
usage
waker show <type> [options]
types
version version of waker of server
status list of plugins and helpers with their enable/disable status and version
modules list of waker modules and their dependencies
entities list of waker entities
options
-m --module <name> name of module to see its entities (acceptable if type is entities)
###test The command is used to run tests
usage
waker test [options]
options
-m --module <name> name of module to run its tests
-t --type <type> type of tests to run. Acceptable types are "unit" and "functional"