Init
Initialize a new Beamable project in the current directory
beam init [<path>] [options]
About
The init command is used for initializing a .beamable
folder. A .beamable
folder provides
contextual information to later invocations of the CLI. The folder has Beamable connection strings and
authorization information that can be used later.
Arguments
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
path | String | the folder that will be initialized as a beamable project. . By default, the init command creates a .beamable folder in the current directory. However, the path argument configures where the .beamable folder is created. |
Options
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
String | Specify user email address | |
--password | String | User password |
--host | String | The host endpoint for beamable |
--cid | String | Cid to use; will default to whatever is in the file system |
--pid | String | Pid to use; will default to whatever is in the file system |
--refresh-token | String | Refresh token to use for the requests |
--save-to-environment | Boolean | Save login refresh token to environment variable |
--no-token-save | Boolean | Prevent auth tokens from being saved to disk. This replaces the legacy --save-to-file option |
--customer-scoped | Boolean | Make request customer scoped instead of product only |
--print-to-console | Boolean | Prints out login request response to console |
--dryrun | Boolean | Should any networking happen? |
--cid | String | Cid to use; will default to whatever is in the file system |
--pid | String | Pid to use; will default to whatever is in the file system |
--quiet | Boolean | When true, skip input waiting and use defaults |
--host | String | The host endpoint for beamable |
--refresh-token | String | Refresh token to use for the requests |
--log | String | Extra logs gets printed out |
--dir | String | Directory to use for configuration |
--raw | Boolean | Output raw JSON to standard out. This happens by default when the command is being piped |
--pretty | Boolean | Output syntax highlighted box text. This happens by default when the command is not piped |
--dotnet-path | String | a custom location for dotnet |
--version | Boolean | Show version information |
--help | Boolean | Show help and usage information |
Updated 6 months ago