CLI reference

Every Guchho command line command, its arguments and its options.

Usage:
  guchho <command> [options]

Commands:
  build [entry...]    Production build
  dev                 Development server with watch
  serve [dir]         Serve built output
  watch [entry...]    Watch and rebuild without server
  init                Initialize a new project
  clean               Remove build output
  info                Show environment info
  transform           Transform source from stdin
  pack <input...>     Create an archive

Run 'guchho <command> --help' for command-specific help.
Run 'guchho --version' for version information.

Commands

Command	Page	Purpose
`build`	build.md	Production-oriented build of HTML, JS, CSS and assets.
`dev`	dev.md	Development server with file watching and rebuilds.
`serve`	serve.md	Serve already-built output, without rebuilding.
`watch`	watch.md	Watch and rebuild without starting a server.
`init`	init.md	Scaffold a new project in the working directory.
`clean`	clean.md	Remove generated build output.
`info`	info.md	Report environment and configuration.
`transform`	transform.md	Transform source read from stdin.
`pack`	pack.md	Create a zip, tar or tar.gz archive.

Global flags

These are read by the dispatcher before any command runs, or are the long spelling of an option every command shares:

Flag	Meaning
`-h`, `--help`	Print help. On its own it prints the usage text above; after a command it prints that command's help.
`-v`, `--version`	Print `guchho v<version>` and nothing else.
`--quiet`	Minimal output.
`--verbose`	Detailed output; the long form of `--log-level=verbose`.
`--log-level=<level>`	`verbose`, `debug`, `info`, `warning`, `error`, `silent`.
`--color` / `--no-color`	Force colour on or off.

Precedence

An option set on the command line wins over the same option in a configuration file. A configuration file wins over the built-in defaults. See the configuration reference.

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