Command Summary

This page provides a comprehensive overview of all available commands in the platform CLI. Each command is designed to help you manage different aspects of your application development workflow.

Available Commands

Command	Description	Common Usage
access	Validates the access token for publish and pull methods	Ensures proper authentication credentials for repository operations
add-form	Generates a new form in the selected menu	Creates form components with optional wizard integration
application-reports	Generates reports for all applications	Tracks and documents application changes and metadata
clean-remote	Removes remotes added during operations	Maintains clean git repository by removing temporary connections
create	Creates new application components	Initializes new parts of your application
generate	Generates components from templates	Automates creation of standardized code components
login	Handles user authentication	Manages platform access credentials
package-major-update	Manages major version updates	Maintains package dependencies
publish	Publishes application changes	Handles code deployment and version management
pull	Retrieves latest changes	Keeps local codebase in sync with remote repository
record	Records application information	Tracks modifications and maintains documentation
update	Updates existing components	Manages application updates and modifications
version	Displays CLI version information	Tracks CLI tool version
wizard	Generates wizard steps	Creates and manages multi-step workflows

Usage Guidelines

1. Before using any command that interacts with repositories (publish, pull), ensure you're properly authenticated using the access command.
2. When creating new components, consider using the appropriate generator command to maintain consistency.
3. Always review the changes before publishing them to the repository.
4. Use the help flag (-h or --help) with any command to see detailed usage information.

Common Options

Most commands support the following options:

• -h, --help: Display help information
• -v, --version: Display version information (when applicable)
• -f, --filter: Filter results (when applicable)

Best Practices

1. Regularly clean up remote connections using the clean-remote command
2. Use the wizard command for creating consistent multi-step workflows
3. Generate reports periodically to track application changes
4. Keep your local environment in sync using the pull command
5. Validate access tokens before performing repository operations