This document contains the help content for the oseda command-line program.
Command Overview:
oseda project scafolding CLI
Usage: oseda <COMMAND>
init— Initialize a new Oseda project in the working directoryrun— Run the Oseda project in the working directorycheck— Check the Oseda project in the working directory for common errorsdeploy— Deploy your Oseda project to github to add to oseda.netfork— Fork the library repository to submit your courseexport— Export the Oseda project to a PDF file This will install the npm packagedecktapeThis relies on a chromium backend, as a result, it may take a while to run
Initialize a new Oseda project in the working directory
Usage: oseda init [OPTIONS]
--title <TITLE>--tags <TAGS>--color <COLOR>--template <TEMPLATE>
Run the Oseda project in the working directory
Usage: oseda run
Check the Oseda project in the working directory for common errors
Usage: oseda check [OPTIONS]
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--port <PORT>— Port to check for the Oseda project on This is only useful if you have changed the default port that Oseda projects run on my default (3000)Default value:
3000
Deploy your Oseda project to github to add to oseda.net
Usage: oseda deploy <FORK_URL>
<FORK_URL>
Fork the library repository to submit your course
Usage: oseda fork
Export the Oseda project to a PDF file This will install the npm package decktape This relies on a chromium backend, as a result, it may take a while to run
Usage: oseda export [OPTIONS]
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--output <OUTPUT>— String name of the output PDF fileDefault value:
slides.pdf -
--port <PORT>— Port the project runs onDefault value:
3000
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