Contentstack CLI’s “Bootstrap” plugin enables you to automate the process of setting up projects for sample and starter apps in Contentstack.

This means that all the required steps such as stack, environment, and content type creation, entry and asset publishing are performed just by using a single command.

* Usage
* Commands

Usage

``sh-session
$ npm install -g testsha-cm-bootstrap
$ csdx COMMAND
running command...
$ csdx (-v|--version|version)
testsha-cm-bootstrap/1.1.8 linux-x64 node-v16.18.1
$ csdx --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
$ csdx COMMAND
...
`


`sh-session
$ npm install -g testsha-cm-clone
$ csdx COMMAND
running command...
$ csdx --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
$ csdx COMMAND
...
`

Commands


* csdx cm:bootstrap

csdx cm:bootstrap

Bootstrap contentstack apps

`
USAGE
$ csdx cm:bootstrap

OPTIONS
-k, --stack-api-key=stack-api-key Provide stack API key to seed content
-n, --stack-name=stack-name Name of a new stack that will be created.
-y, --yes=yes

--app-name=app-name App name, reactjs-starter, nextjs-starter, gatsby-starter, angular-starter,
nuxt-starter, vue-starter, stencil-starter

--org=org Provide organization UID to create a new stack

--project-dir=project-dir Directory to setup the project. If directory name has a space then provide the path
as a string or escap the space using back slash eg: "../../test space" or
../../test\ space

EXAMPLES
$ csdx cm:bootstrap
$ csdx cm:bootstrap --project-dir
$ csdx cm:bootstrap --app-name "reactjs-starter" --project-dir
$ csdx cm:bootstrap --app-name "reactjs-starter" --project-dir --stack-api-key "stack-api-key"
$ csdx cm:bootstrap --app-name "reactjs-starter" --project-dir --org "your-org-uid"
--stack-name "stack-name"
``

_See code: src/commands/cm/bootstrap.ts_