Merkur CLI

Merkur CLI for building your widget use esbuild tool which improve performance of development process and build tasks over webpack. The merkur CLi is configurable with merkur.config.mjs file which is in root of your project.

Commands

merkur dev - build your widget with with NODE_ENV = ‘development’ and with watch mode
merkur build - build your widget with NODE_ENV = ‘production’
merkur test - run defined widget tests with NODE_ENV = ‘test’
merkur start - run widget server and playground server
merkur custom - customize part of template (playground page)

Adding a custom command into @merkur/cli

You can add your own command to the CLI.
Simply define your command in your Merkur package as described in the guide below.
In the code the program is instance of commander. You can use createCommandConfig method to get merkur/cli config.

Create new folder commands in your package.
Create a new esm file in commands folder and name it after the command. Eg. cssVarsGenerator.mjs
Create new command in the file.
You can use following template: ``` import chalk from ‘chalk’; import path from ‘path’; import { pathToFileURL } from ‘url’; import { flattenObject } from ‘../lib/index.mjs’;

const commandName = ‘cssVarsGenerator’;

function generateLayoutConfigCssVariables(layoutConfig, cssVarPrefix) { const cssVars = []; const flatObj = flattenObject(layoutConfig);

for (const key in flatObj) { cssVars.push(${cssVarPrefix}${key}: ${flatObj[key]};); }

return cssVars.join(‘\n’); }

export default ({ program, createCommandConfig }) => program .command(commandName) .description(‘Generate css variables from layout.js’) .argument(‘', 'path to layout config') .allowUnknownOption() .action(async (layout) => { const { merkurConfig } = await createCommandConfig({ args: {}, command: commandName, }); const layoutConfig = await import( pathToFileURL(path.resolve(layout)).href );

  console.log('\n\n');
  console.log(chalk.green.bold('CSS Variables:'));
  console.log('-----------------------------------');
  console.log(
    chalk.blue.bold(
      generateLayoutConfigCssVariables(
        layoutConfig,
        merkurConfig.cns.lessVariablePrefix,
      ),
    ),
  );
}); ``` 4. Add `!commands/**/*` into `.npmignore` file.

Custom playground template

At first run merkur custom playground:body command which create body.ejs file in your project in /server/playground/templates folder. Now you can modify playground page as you wish.