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Zuplo CLI

Zuplo CLI: Dev

Runs the Zuplo API locally
Code
zuplo dev [options]

Examples

Start the local development server with default settings (port 9000 for API, port 9100 for editor, port 9200 for docs)

Code
zuplo dev

Start the local server on a custom port

Code
zuplo dev --port 8080

Start only the API server without opening the editor

Code
zuplo dev --no-start-editor

Start the API server without the docs server

Code
zuplo dev --no-start-docs

Start with Chrome DevTools inspector enabled on port 9229

Code
zuplo dev --debug-port 9229

Options

--start-editor

Start the editor with the local server

Type: booleanDefault: true

--start-docs

Start the docs server with the local development setup

Type: booleanDefault: true

--unsafely-ignore-certificate-errors

Unsafely ignore certificate errors

Type: booleanDefault: false

--port

The port to run the local server on

Type: numberDefault: 9000

--editor-port

The port to run the route designer on

Type: numberDefault: 9100

--docs-port

The port to run the docs server on

Type: numberDefault: 9200

--debug-port

The port to run the Chrome inspector on

Type: number

Global options

The following global options are available for all commands:

  • --help
  • --api-key
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