Getting Started
CLI
Request handling
- Routing
- Action Controller
- Resources
- Context
- Request Binding
- Middleware
- Error Handling
- Sessions
- Cookies
Frontend
Database
- Getting started with Pop
- Soda CLI
- Database Configuration
- Buffalo Integration
- Models
- Generators
- Migrations
- Fizz
- Mutations
- Querying
- Raw Queries
- Callbacks
- Scoping
- Associations and Relationships
- One to one associations
- One to many associations
Guides
- API Applications
- File Uploads
- Background Job Workers
- Mailers
- Tasks
- Local Authentication
- Third Party Authentication
- Events
- Go Modules
- Localization
- Logging
- Template Engines
- Testing
- Videos
Deploy
Overview
CLI
Overview of the Buffalo CLI
The Buffalo CLI is the tool that facilitates the development of applications that use the Buffalo framework and libraries, workflow steps like running the development server or building the application are done by the CLI. The CLI is the one we invoke when calling buffalo
in our terminal or VSCode.
Commands
The Buffalo CLI ships with a set of commands that can be used to perform common tasks. In order to see the list of commands we could invoke the CLI help with:
$ buffalo help
Usage: buffalo [command] [flags] [...]
Available Commands:
help Provides help for a given command, p.e. buffalo help list.
plugins List plugins loaded to the CLI.
test Runs application tests by invoking related plugins.
version Prints the version of the CLI in plan and JSON formats.
task Runs grift tasks with the passed arguments.
routes Prints a list of all defined routes
setup Setups a newly created, or recently checked out application.
info Prints diagnostic information (useful for debugging)
generate Generates code blocks in the source code, aiming to accelerate software development.
fix Attempt to fix a Buffalo application\'s API to match version v0.18.4
new Creates a new Buffalo application
destroy Destroys files generated by Buffalo
build Build the application binary, including bundling of webpack assets
dev Run the Buffalo app in 'development' mode
db A tasty treat for all your database needs
For command specific information use the help command, p.e.
$ buffalo help [command]
Which as you can see will render the list of available commands as well as a brief description for each of them. One could get more detailed on each of these by using the help command. p.e:
$ buffalo help db
Usage: buffalo db <subcommand> [flags] [options]
A tasty treat for all your database needs
Aliases:
pop, database
Subcommands
create Creates databases for you
drop Drops databases for you
fix Brings pop, soda, and fizz files in line with the latest APIs
migrate Runs migrations up or down. Also, provides the status of the migrations.
reset Drop, then recreate databases
generate Generates config, model, and migrations files.
schema Tools for working with your database schema
Flags:
--config the path to the config file
--env the environment to use
And get detailed information on the command that we want to use.