Features
- Experience the power of Blutui from your local environment using
courier dev
, to easily keep your code in sync. - Easily push code to your project using the simple
courier push
command. - Get started with a new project using
courier pull
to easily pull the latest code for your project.
Start using Courier
Installation
courier
is easy to install, works on macOS, Windows, and many popular Linux distributions.
macOS
Available via Homebrew.
Windows
Available via scoop.
Linux
Available on many popular Linux distributions.
Linking your project
After obtaining a Courier token, its time to pull your first project. Open your preferred terminal and create a new directory, for this example we will create a new-project
directory:
mkdir new-project
cd new-project
Once inside the new-project
directory, it's time to setup a new courier.json
configuration file. The configuration file is used by Blutui to determine what project you are currently in. To create a new courier.json
file, run:
courier init [your-project-handle]
For example:
courier init sonic
You should now have a brand new courier.json
configuration file in your new-project
directory. Now let's pull
your project code from Blutui, this will allow you to build your project locally. To pull
your project code from Blutui, run:
courier pull
You can run courier dev
to watch for file changes and automatically sync changes to your project.