README
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Volatile CLI is a tool for managing Volatile app source code.
Installation
Get the Volatile CLI:
go get github.com/volatile/volatile
NOTE: The Volatile CLI is actually only compatible with Unix-based systems.
New app
Command
volatile new myapp
makes a new directory named "myapp" and puts bootstrap code in.
If your app will be an API, use the api argument:
volatile new api myapp
Run app
When you are inside a Volatile app directory, just use
volatile
to automatically recompile and rerun the app every time a file change.
A ./build file can be used to automatically execute a shell script before building and running your app.
Don't forget the shebang and the executability rights for this script!
Update Volatile
To get updated versions of the Volatile CLI, the core and all handlers and helpers:
volatile update
Documentation
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Overview ¶
Volatile CLI is a tool for managing Volatile app source code.
Installation ¶
Get the Volatile CLI:
go get github.com/volatile/volatile
NOTE: The Volatile CLI is actually only compatible with Unix-based systems.
New app ¶
Command
volatile new myapp
makes a new directory named "myapp" and puts bootstrap code in.
If your app will be an API, use the api argument:
volatile new api myapp
Run app ¶
When you are inside a Volatile app directory, just use
volatile
to automatically recompile and rerun the app every time a file change.
When a Makefile is present, the make command is triggered before building and running your app.
Update Volatile ¶
To get updated versions of the Volatile CLI, the core (https://godoc.org/github.com/volatile/core) and all handlers and helpers (https://godoc.org/github.com/volatile/core#hdr-Handlers_and_helpers):
volatile update
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