FluxScape CLI – Quick Start Demo

The new FluxScape CLI lets you build, run, and log in directly from your terminal — making it faster and easier than ever to get started with FluxScape apps.For low-coders, it means you can take what you’ve built visually and instantly turn it into a deployable app without extra setup or dependencies.For pro developers, it provides full control through the terminal, enabling automation, version control, and seamless integration into CI/CD workflows.

1️⃣ Install the CLI

npm i fluxscape

Once installed, check the available commands:

fluxscape help

✅ CLI is now ready to manage, build, and run FluxScape projects.

2️⃣ Log in

Authenticate your session to connect your environment with FluxScape:

npx fluxscape auth login

You’ll get a success message like:Login successful. Welcome, <your name>!

3️⃣ Build your project

From your project folder:

npx fluxscape build --out ./dist

This generates a production-ready build inside the dist directory.

4️⃣ Start your local app

Run the app locally on any port:

npx fluxscape start --port 4000

Then open your browser and go to http://localhost:4000 — you’ll see your FluxScape app running locally.

💡 Why this matters

The FluxScape CLI connects visual development with modern software workflows, giving developers the same control and speed they expect from professional toolchains.

By bringing auth, build, and run capabilities to the terminal, teams can:

• Develop and test faster in local environments

• Integrate FluxScape seamlessly into CI/CD pipelines

• Automate builds and deployments for consistent, reliable releases

• Work with the same structure and precision used in enterprise software projects

It’s a bridge between low-code creativity and full-code control, helping teams ship scalable, secure applications faster — whether deployed on-prem, in private cloud, or through FluxScape’s managed infrastructure.

🔗 Try it yourself: fluxscape on npm

💬 Join the community:  https://discord.com/invite/aJvshFKgJ7