RJS Command Line Interface

ReworkJS comes bundled with a command line interface which handles tasks such as launching, building or testing your app.

It only comes installed locally by default. But you can install @reworkjs/cli to gain access to it from anywhere.

List of available commands

General options:

• --env <NODE_ENV>: Sets the NODE_ENV environment variable for the lifetime of the process.
• --verbose <verbosity>: Sets the verbosity of the output. Defaults to info.

rjs init

Installs and initializes the reworkjs framework. You can launch it again as many times as you wish to configure new elements that might have been added after your initial installation.

rjs start

Builds and launches the application.

The compiler will launch in watch mode if the NODE_ENV variable is set to development

Options:

• --port: The port on which the static and pre-rendering server will respond to HTTP requests.
• --ssr: By default, rjs start will launch without Server-Side Rendering to reduce compilation time. Use --ssr to enable Server Side Rendering.
• --no-split: By default, starting the app with pre-rendering will create a split view in the terminal with the output of the pre-rendering server builder, the client bundle builder, and the pre-rendering server itself. You can revert back to a regular CLI display using this option.

rjs build

Builds the application.

Usage: rjs build <...parts> [options]

Options:

• parts: Which parts of the application to build. Either "server" for the pre-rendering server, "client" for the browser bundle, or both separated by a space.

rjs print-config

Dumps the computed framework configuration. For debug purposes.