The page command
Sets up a page component and locale data files in a corgi project. Must be executed from the root of the project directory.
Basic usage
npx @wethegit/corgi@latest page
Arguments
| Arguments | Description |
|---|---|
| name(s) | A space-separated list of page component names. If you do not pass any name arguments, you will be prompted to enter a page component name. |
Examples
npx @wethegit/corgi@latest page About
npx @wethegit/corgi@latest page About Work Contact
Subdirectories
You can create nested pages using the CLI as well. For example, this is a valid command:
npx @wethegit/corgi@latest page Work/CaseStudies
Options
| Flag | Short flag | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| --locales | -l | en | Optional. A space-separated list of locale slugs. |
| --help | -h | Displays a list of arguments and options. |
Examples
npx @wethegit/corgi@latest page About --locales en es fr pt
All together now…
npx @wethegit/corgi@latest page About Work Contact Blog --locales en-us es-mx fr-ca
This will scaffold out all the necessary locale YAML files and page components for four different pages, with three locales each. Huzzah!