Plugin to Adobe I/O CLI for executing commands related to Adobe Experience Manager.
To install the and use the command locally:
$ npm install -g @adobe/aio-cli-plugin-aem
$ aio-aem COMMAND
running command...
$ aio-aem (-v|--version|version)
@adobe/aio-cli-plugin-aem/1.2.0 linux-x64 node-v18.16.1
$ aio-aem --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
$ aio-aem COMMAND
...To add a new command, do the following:
- Create a new javascript file, named after the command, in src/commands/aem.
- Use the contents of src/commands/aem/upload.js as a starting point for your command, paying
particular attention to the command's
flags,args, anddescription. For additional information and features, see https://oclif.io. - Ensure that the file's exports include an object with a property matching the command name.
There are a couple options for running commands through the locally cloned repository.
// run command through Node.js
node bin/run aem:COMMAND
// run command as a binary (Mac)
./bin/run aem:COMMAND
// run command as a binary (Windows)
bin/run.cmd aem:COMMAND
// run using specifed NPM command
npm link // only needs to be run once
aio-aem aem:COMMAND
Upload asset binaries to AEM
Upload asset binaries to AEM
Uploads one or more files to a target AEM instance. The upload process uses the
direct binary access algorithm, so the target instance must have direct binary
access enabled; otherwise the upload will fail.
The process will upload the files or directories (optionally recursively) provided in
the command.
Note that the process will only work with AEM instances that use basic
(i.e. non-SSO) authentication.
USAGE
$ aio-aem aem:upload FILES_FOLDERS
ARGUMENTS
FILES_FOLDERS Space-delimited list of files and folders to upload.
OPTIONS
-c, --credential=credential [default: admin:admin] AEM credential
The username and password for authenticating with the
target AEM instance. Should be in the format
<username>:<password>.
-d, --deep Whether or not to recursively upload
all descendant folders and files
-h, --host=host [default: http://localhost:4502] AEM host
The host value of the AEM instance where files will be
uploaded. This should include everything in the host's
URL up until /content/dam.
-l, --log=log [default: upload-${timestamp}.log] Log file path
The local path to where the process's log messages
should be saved.
-o, --output=output [default: result-${timestamp}.html] Result html file path
The local path to where the process's metrics will be
saved in html format.
-r, --threads=threads [default: 5] Maximum threads
Maximum number of files to upload concurrently.
-t, --target=target [default: /content/dam/aem-upload-${timestamp}] Target AEM folder
The folder in the target AEM instance where asset
binaries should be uploaded. Should always begin with
/content/dam.
-v, --version Show version
--help Show help
DESCRIPTION
Uploads one or more files to a target AEM instance. The upload process uses the
direct binary access algorithm, so the target instance must have direct binary
access enabled; otherwise the upload will fail.
The process will upload the files or directories (optionally recursively) provided in
the command.
Note that the process will only work with AEM instances that use basic
(i.e. non-SSO) authentication.
EXAMPLES
$ aio aem:upload myimage.jpg
$ aio aem:upload -h http://myaeminstance -c admin:12345 myimage.jpg
See code: src/commands/aem/upload.js
The AEM plugin supports proxies inline with the AIO CLI. See the documentation there for details.
This module uses semantic-release when publishing new versions. The process is initiated upon merging commits to the master branch. Review semantic-release's documentation for commit message format.
PRs whose messages do not meet semantic-release's format will not generate a new release.
Release notes are generated based on git commit messages. Release notes will appear in CHANGELOG.md.
Contributions are welcomed! Read the Contributing Guide for more information.
This project is licensed under the Apache V2 License. See LICENSE for more information.