Simplify deployments and interactions with the QuantCDN API by using the support cli tool.
The preferred method for installation is via npm.
npm i -g @quantcdn/quant-cli
or locally to a project
npm i -D @quantcdn/quant-cli
$ quant <command>
Commands:
quant crawl [domain] Crawl and push an entire domain
quant delete <path> Delete a deployed path from Quant
quant deploy [dir] Deploy the output of a static generator
quant file <file> <location> Deploy a single asset
quant info Give info based on current configuration
quant init Initialise a project in the current directory
quant page <file> <location> Make a local page asset available via Quant
quant proxy <path> <origin> [status] Create a proxy to allow traffic directly to origin
[basicAuthUser] [basicAuthPass]
quant publish <path> Publish an asset
quant purge <path> Purge the cache for a given url
quant redirect <from> <to> [status] [author] Create a redirect
quant search <index|unindex|clear> Perform search index operations
quant unpublish <path> Unpublish an asset
Options:
--version Show version number [boolean]
--help Show help [boolean]
--clientid, -c Project customer id for QuantCDN [string]
--project, -p Project name for QuantCDN [string]
--token, -t Project token for QuantCDN [string]
--endpoint, -e API endpoint for QuantCDN [string] [default: "https://api.quantcdn.io"]
Please refer to the "get started" guide for more details on getting set up.
Quant accepts options or will ready configuration values from a quant.json
file in the current directory.
$ quant init
An interactive walk-through for configuring your API connection.
$ quant info
Endpoint: https://api.quantcdn.io/v1
Customer: quant
Project: dev-docs
Token: ****
✅✅✅ Successfully connected to dev-docs
- Use
quant search status
to retrieve index size and basic configuration. - Use
quant search unindex --path=/url/path
to remove an item from the index. - Use
quant search clear
to clear the entire index.
You may index new content or update existing content in the search index directly. Simply provide one or multiple records in JSON files. For example, consider a search-records.json
file containing the following:
[
{
"title": "This is a record",
"url": "/blog/page",
"summary": "The record is small and neat.",
"content": "Lots of good content here. But not too much!",
},
{
"title": "Fully featured search record",
"url": "/about-us",
"summary": "The record contains all the trimmings.",
"content": "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Cras id dolor facilisis, ornare erat et, scelerisque odio. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia nostra, per inceptos himenaeos.",
"image": "https://www.example.com/images/about.jpg",
"categories": [ "Blog", "Commerce", "Jamstack" ],
"tags": [ "Tailwind" , "QuantCDN" ]
}
]
To post these records to the search index:
quant search index --path=./search-records.json
Note: The path may either refer to an individual file or a path on disk containing multiple JSON files.
Automated via CodeFresh for all PRs and mainline branches.
$ npm run lint
$ npm run test
Issues and feature requests are managed via Github and pull requests are welcomed.