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title:  Command Line Interfaces
blurb:  Discover the CLI’s offered by the various Ruby gems that compose
        <em>Middlemac</em>.
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`middleman` command signature
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You will use `middleman` to build `middlemac` projects.

~~~ bash
bundle exec middleman [[build|server] [--target xxx]] | [build_all|all]
~~~

You can determine what the valid targets are by simply omitting a target after
the `--target` option. This will cause an invalid target error and present you
with a list of targets defined in the project.


`middlemac` command signature
-----------------------------

_Middlemac_ offers its own commands for generating new projects and getting
help.

~~~ bash
middlemac [init|documentation|help|--version]
~~~

Use `init` to generate the structure for a new, empty project, and use
`documentation` to generate a project that can build this very documentation.


`middlemac-extras` command signature
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~~~ bash
middlemac-extras [documentation|help|--version]
~~~

Use `documentation` to generate a project that can build complete documentation.


`middleman-pagegroups` command signature
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~~~ bash
middleman-pagegroups [documentation|partials|help|--version]
~~~

Use `documentation` to generate a project that can build complete documentation,
or use `partials` to generate the partial files that you can use instead of
helpers.


`middlemac-targets` command signature
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~~~ bash
middlemac-targets [documentation|help|--version]
~~~

Use `documentation` to generate a project that can build complete documentation.

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