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https://github.com/contentstack/launch-cli

With Launch CLI, you can interact with the Contentstack Launch platform using the terminal to create, manage and deploy Launch projects.
https://github.com/contentstack/launch-cli

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With Launch CLI, you can interact with the Contentstack Launch platform using the terminal to create, manage and deploy Launch projects.

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# Launch CLI plugin

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With Launch CLI, you can interact with the Contentstack Launch platform using the terminal to create, manage and deploy Launch projects.

* [Launch CLI plugin](#launch-cli-plugin)
* [Installation steps](#installation-steps)
* [Commands](#commands)
* [How to do development Locally?](#how-to-do-development-locally)
* [How to run tests Locally?](#how-to-run-tests-locally)

# Installation steps

```sh-session
GitHub installation steps:
$ git clone clone
$ npm install
$ npm run build
$ csdx plugins:link

NPM installation steps:
$ csdx plugins:install @contentstack/cli-launch
$ csdx launch
```

# Commands

```sh-session
$ csdx launch
start with launch flow
$ csdx launch:logs
To see server logs
$ csdx launch:logs --type d
To see deployment logs
$ csdx launch:functions
Run cloud functions locally
```

# How to do development Locally?
- Branch out from development for development.
- Install npm: @contentstack/cli
- Set region and log in using csdx config:set:region & csdx login

`node bin/dev `

OR

`npm run prepack`

`node bin/run `

OR

```
npm run prepack

csdx plugins:link

csdx
```

# How to run tests Locally?
Step 1:- csdx config:set:region Mentioned project should exists in provided org

Step 2:- csdx login

Step 3:- Create env on root level (refer: example.env file)

Step 4:- run test cases (`npm run test:unit` or `npm run test:unit:report`)

### How will changes be reflected in the CLI ?
If a patch or minor version of the launch is released, users will need to update or install the latest CLI version, which will automatically include the latest launch version.
`npm i -g @contentstack/cli`
OR
`npm update -g @contentstack/cli`

However, if a major version of the launch is released, a version bump is also required in CLI(Steps will be like this launch version bump -> cli version bump -> testing -> release).