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# How to develop applications and plugins To launch and debug you need to have the Dashboard installed. Also it comes with a few set of actions to help you bootstrap your app and debug it. ## Installation If you previously installed **Netbeast Dashboard** using `npm install -g netbeast-cli`, you already have it available. However if you are going to write apps, it is more comfortable to have it available as a repo: ``` git clone https://github.com/netbeast/dashboard cd dashboard npm install # dependencies npm link # activate the command line actions ``` Below you can find a reference to the actions you can perform with the Dashboard. If you are ready to start developing we can get started right away. ## Dashboard actions ### netbeast new `netbeast new|create [options] <app>` Scaffolds a basic app or plugin structure. Options: * `--plugin` Creates a basic plugin structure instead of an app structure. ### netbeast start `netbeast start [options]` Launches Netbeast. Options: * `-p, --port <number>` Port to start Netbeast in (http server). * `-sp, --secure_port <number>` Secure port to start Netbeast in (https server). ### netbeast scan `netbeast scan|discover` Finds devices running Netbeast in the local network and displays their IP addresses. ### netbeast install `netbeast install <file> [host]` Uploads and installs an app to a remote device running Netbeast. ### netbeast uninstall `netbeast uninstall <app>` Uninstalls an application. ### netbeast launch `netbeast launch <app>` Launches an application previously installed in Netbeast. ### netbeast stop `netbeast stop <app>` Stops an application running in Netbeast. ### netbeast restart `netbeast restart <app>` ### Other commands Restarts an application running in Netbeast. `netbeast forget` Resets the Dashboard's configuration. `netbeast -V, --version` Outputs Netbeast's version number. `netbeast -h, --help`` Prints this help.