CLI Setup

## Initializing @ngm-dev/cli Once you have your Angular workspace with at-least one application created, you can initialize `@ngm-dev/cli` in your project by running: ```bash npx @ngm-dev/cli init ``` Above command will do the following: - Setup `ngm-dev-cli.json` file in your project. This file contains the configuration for `@ngm-dev/cli`. - Creates `postcssrc.json` - Installs `tailwindcss` and `@angular/material` - Adds needed styles in `angular.json` - Configures Material Symbols > If for some reason CLI fails to complete above steps, you can follow manual setup, go to [Manual Setup](/docs/manual-setup) page. ## Adding blocks to your project Once you have `@ngm-dev/cli` initialized in your project, you can add blocks to your project by running: ```bash npx @ngm-dev/cli add [block-name] ``` Example: ```bash npx @ngm-dev/cli add free-authentication/login-email-password ``` You can find name of the blocks in the block preview section. ### Getting tokens To use `@ngm-dev/cli` with premium blocks, you will need to [get the access](/home#pricing) and then create a token. You can get the token by clicking on "API Tokens" in the profile dropdown or by clicking [here](/account/tokens). ### Setting token Once you have the token, you can set it by running: ```bash npx @ngm-dev/cli auth ``` This will ask for username (email) and token. ## Updating blocks in your project Once you have `@ngm-dev/cli` initialized in your project, you can update blocks in your project by running: ```bash npx @ngm-dev/cli update ``` ## Reporting issues If you have any issues, please report them to [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/Angular-Material-Dev/community/issues).