emdash-cli

To manage EmDash CMS content from the command line, use the emdash CLI to execute local SQLite-based tasks or issue remote HTTP commands for content, schema, and media operations. It allows direct terminal scripting and administration without a GUI.

Local EmDash CLI commands operate directly on a SQLite database without running a server for tasks like init and seed, while remote commands use HTTP to communicate with a running EmDash instance for managing content, schema, and media.

Yes, you need Node.js installed to run the emdash CLI for automating content management tasks. The CLI operates via npx and requires Node.js to execute local SQLite operations and remote HTTP commands.

Handle authentication for remote EmDash CLI commands by using a token, environment variable, or the login flow. The CLI supports authentication context handling and custom headers for proxies to manage access securely.

Yes, you can automate EmDash schema changes and media uploads using scripts by running the emdash CLI. It supports terminal-based content creation, schema modifications, media uploads, and auto-publishing workflows.