CLI
References for @dico/cli
@dico/cli is at the center of developers workflow when working with Dico.app.
Authentication
login
Log in within the CLI using your personal access token.
dico login <token>💡 If you're currently logged in within ui.dico.app, you should see above your very own personal access token!
If so, you can then simply copy/paste the command.
logout
Log out from the CLI.
dico logout
whoami
Display current logged in user of the CLI.
dico whoami
Dico
init
Init a dico inside the current project.
dico whoami
You can use the --force or -f flag to overwrite an existing dico.config.json file.
build
Build a dico according to your source files.
dico build
push
Push your keys to Dico.app.
dico push
You can use the --build or -b flag to build your dico before pushing keys.
fetch
Use the project client to fetch its dico and update your dico.data.json file.
dico fetch
You can project an optional path to the fetch command to specify the folder in which your dico.config.json file is.
Miscellaneous
Displaying Help
To display help, run one of the following commands:
dico
dico --help
dico -h
Checking Version
To check version, run one of the following commands:
dico --version
dico -v
Updating
To update the CLI run with your favorite package manager:
npm install --global @dico/cli@latest
yarn global add @dico/cli@latest
The CLI will let you know whenever a new update is available, we recommend staying up-to-date with the CLI latest version.
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