CLI tool for starting, developing, and interacting with demux-js projects.
Installation
$ yarn global add demux-cli
Or alternatively,
$ npm install -g demux-cli
Usage
To see usage documentation, simply call demux
with no arguments:
$ demux
Usage:
demux init
Initializes a new demux project in the current directory via
initialization wizard.
demux generate updater [contract_name] [action_name] [handler_version]
Adds a new updater, automatically wiring all needed exports.
If any arguments are omitted, questions will be asked for the needed
information.
demux generate effect [contract_name] [action_name] [handler_version]
Adds a new effect, automatically wiring all needed exports.
If any arguments are omitted, questions will be asked for the needed
information.
demux generate [migration] [migration_name] [migration_sequence]
Adds a new migration. automatically wiring all needed exports.
If any arguments are omitted, questions will be asked for the needed
information. The command requires that you are using the
MassiveActionHandler, provided by demux-postgres.
Contributing
License
Important
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