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# DXP Directus CLI [![NPM version](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/@archer-edu/dxp-directus-cli.svg?style=flat)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@archer-edu/dxp-directus-cli) [![NPM monthly downloads](https://img.shields.io/npm/dm/@archer-edu/dxp-directus-cli.svg?style=flat)](https://npmjs.org/package/@archer-edu/dxp-directus-cli) [![NPM total downloads](https://img.shields.io/npm/dt/@archer-edu/dxp-directus-cli.svg?style=flat)](https://npmjs.org/package/@archer-edu/dxp-directus-cli) This is the DXP Directus CLI for incorporating CMS data from Directus into our into DXP website builds. ## Getting started Install the CLI ``` yarn add @archer-edu/dxp-directus-cli -D ``` Once it is installed, you can call one of three commands: `pull-blog`, `pull-data` or `pull-pages`. ## Pull Blog Usage: cmsctl pull-blog|b [options] <siteId> Pull a site's blog posts to the 'blog' directory inside content Options: ``` -b, --blog-dir Change the 'blog' path. (This directory is relative to /content) -i, --download-images <d> Download images to a directory (ie 'assets/images'). If omitted, images use the CDN -r, --redirect [redirect] Add a global redirect for each of the blog entries, relative to their path (slug/redirect). -t, --tag Pull content versions of this name -d, --debug Enable debug mode -h, --help Display help for command ``` ## Pull data Usage: cmsctl pull-data|d [options] <siteId> Pull site data from directus and write to the 'data' directory Options: ``` -D, --directory <directory> Directory output for file creation. -f, --force Force-delete the directory before writing files. -d, --debug Enable debug mode -t, --tag Pull content versions of this name -r, --drafts Include drafts (used for preview environment) -h, --help Display help for command ``` ## Pull Pages Usage: cmsctl pull-pages|p [options] <siteId> Pull content pages from directus into the 'content' directory Options: ``` -d, --debug Enable debug mode -t, --tag Pull content versions of this name -i, --download-images <imageDir> Download images to a directory (ie 'assets/images'). If omitted, images use the CDN -h, --help display help for command ```