nuvelics cms-config
Usage, options and details of the nuvelics cms-config commands.
nuvelics cms-config create
Create a CMS connection
You will be prompted for the secret value (arc_xp's accessToken, or wordpress's applicationPassword). Use --secret-stdin to read it from stdin instead, for automation: echo "$TOKEN" | nuvelics cms-config create --secret-stdin --vendor arc_xp \ --display-name "Acme Arc" --arc-org-id acme --environment production \
--website-id acme-site
The secret must never be passed as a flag value (visible in ps and shell history).
--vendor <vendor>— CMS vendor: arc_xp or wordpress--display-name <name>— Display name for the connection--arc-org-id <id>— Arc organization id (required for vendor arc_xp)--environment <production|sandbox|staging|development>— Arc environment: production, sandbox, staging, or development (arc_xp)--website-id <id>— Arc Site Service Website ID (required for vendor arc_xp)--site-url <url>— WordPress Site Address / home_url (required for vendor wordpress)--username <username>— WordPress username (required for vendor wordpress)--featured-credit-in-body— File the featured image's credit as the body's first paragraph, for a theme that does not show the featured image's caption; default off (wordpress)--secret-stdin— Read the secret from stdin instead of the interactive prompt
nuvelics cms-config delete [id]
Delete a CMS connection (irreversible)
Pass --yes to confirm. This action is irreversible.
--yes— Confirm irreversible deletion
nuvelics cms-config get [id]
Get a CMS connection by ID
nuvelics cms-config list
List CMS connections
nuvelics cms-config targets
List the CMS connections an article can be filed into
Needs only the permission to push, not to manage connections: use it to find the
id story outputs push --cms-config takes. Lists id, name, vendor and, for
WordPress, the site address only.
nuvelics cms-config update [id]
Update a CMS connection
The current version is fetched automatically. If modified concurrently, a 412 is returned — retry. When --rotate-access-token or --rotate-application-password is passed, you will be prompted for the new secret value.
--display-name <name>— New display name--arc-org-id <id>— New Arc organization id (arc_xp)--environment <production|sandbox|staging|development>— New Arc environment (arc_xp)--website-id <id>— New Arc Site Service Website ID (arc_xp)--rotate-access-token— Prompt for a new accessToken and rotate it (arc_xp)--site-url <url>— New WordPress Site Address / home_url (wordpress)--username <username>— New WordPress username (wordpress)--rotate-application-password— Prompt for a new applicationPassword and rotate it (wordpress)--featured-credit-in-body— Turn on filing the featured image's credit as the body's first paragraph, or off with --no-featured-credit-in-body (wordpress)