This tool is currently under heavy development, use with caution.

To install the CLI tool there are several options. There are no dependencies.

To install use homebrew directly from the Afosto tap.

brew tap afosto/tap
brew install afosto-cli

To upgrade:

brew upgrade afosto-cli

The current list for features for this CLI tool is as follows:

• upload a local directory to your account
• download a remote directory (from your account) to your machine
• develop HTML templates
• develop JSON templates

To start local development of templates, run:

In order to upload a directory and all it's contents from your machine to your account use the following command:

afosto upload -s /Users/peter/images -d /images

-s (source) points to the path on your computer that you want to recursively upload. -d (destination) points to the directory in your account.

By default, your files will be uploaded as public files. If you want your files to be private, use the -p or --private flag, like so:

afosto upload -s /Users/peter/images -d /images -p
afosto upload -s /Users/peter/images -d /images --private

When you want to download files from your account to your computer you run:

afosto download -s invoices -d /Users/peter/backups/invoices

-s (source) points to the directory in your account. -d (destination) points to the path on your computer that you want to store the files.

To start working on templates in your account you need to start the local development server while pointing to your configuration file.

afosto render -p 8888 -f afosto.config.yml

Where -p is the port number for the local webserver and -f points to the afosto.config.yml file in the root of the template repository.

By default, the render process assumes you're rendering HTML templates. If you want to render JSON templates instead, you have to add an extra key in your config file:

config:
  - category: templates
    routes:
      - path: jsonTemplate
        output: json # The required key for JSON templates
        templatePath: path/to/your/template.tpl
        queryPath: path/to/your/query.graphql

Pongo2 is used as the templating languages. Within the templates there are a few (hidden) powerful features / filters that might be useful.

Sort takes in a slice or a map and sort this based on a key. Start with - in order to sort in ascending order.

{{slice|sort}}
{{slice|sort:"filters.key"}}
{{slice|sort:"-filters.key"}}