mercur-cli

You can manage Mercur project blocks from the command line by using CLI tools to create projects, initialize configuration files, search available blocks, and install components directly within your project directory.

To set up a new Mercur project, use the CLI to create the project structure and generate the blocks.json configuration file, streamlining the initialization process for your development workflow and registry environment.

Yes, you can compare local Mercur blocks with registry versions by running diff commands, which detect differences between your installed components and the registry to help maintain up-to-date project files.

The best way to search for available components is using the CLI registry exploration commands, which let you query and view block details to validate integration before installing them into your project.

Yes, a registry environment is required to search, review, and install Mercur blocks, as the CLI relies on it to fetch components and validate their integration with your existing project files.

Using a command line tool for Mercur block management automates project setup, block installation, and change detection, preventing manual configuration errors and streamlining your software development workflow.