npm install -g @marklogic-community/grove-cli
This makes the grove command available on your command-line.
Generates a new Grove project as a subdirectory of the current directory. The new command offers a choice among project templates. For now, it offers React and Vue options.
Use it by passing your new Project name.
grove new my-app
You can see options for this command by running:
grove new --help
For example, you can pass a --templateVersion. This currently corresponds to a branch or tag name in the template's git repository - though, in the future, it may refer to some other named template version.
Generates or modifies settings for your application, based on prompts. This is the preferred way to manage configuration files. Run this command from the parent directory of your generated project.
Also: Be sure to check your work into version control before running config, so you can see the changes made and back them out if necessary.
grove config
You can see options for this command by running:
grove config --help
This command is intended for very limited use cases. You should not use it for regular application development. It is for quick demonstrations and requires that MarkLogic is already running and initialized, that all dependencies are in place on the machine where it is invoked, that provided ports are available, etc.
Generates a new application (as if you ran grove new), prompts for some configuration (as if you ran grove config), configures MarkLogic, loads sample data, and starts a Grove middle-tier and Webpack development server for front-end assets.
grove demo my-demo
You can see options for this command by running:
grove demo --help
For example, you can pass a --templateVersion. This currently corresponds to a branch or tag name in the template's git repository - though, in the future, it may refer to some other named template version.