Command line
gr project
Start a project on this machine
From the help of gr 0.2.16. gr help project prints it in full.
gr project [command]
gr project new
Create a project folder with an empty git repository
Create ~/Projects/<name> (or <dir>/<name> with --in), start a git repository in it, and print its path. The same as Start a new project in the editor. It refuses a folder that already exists and a name a folder cannot have; without git installed it still creates the folder and says so.
gr project new <name> [flags]
| Flag | What it does |
|---|---|
--in string | the folder to create it in (default ~/Projects) |
--json | print the daemon's JSON as it is |
Every command also takes --root <folder>, the project to act on. Without it, gr uses the git repository you are in, or else the current folder.
These docs describe Graphide 0.2.16, the latest release. Something wrong or missing? Tell us onDiscord or at hello@graphide.com.