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Phoenix-cli
=================
+[](https://badge.fury.io/rb/phoenix-cli)
Phoenix Pretty CLI
Use Phoenix Framework with the same friendly rails interface
## Setup
-1. Install `gem install phoenix-cli`.
+1. Install via rubygems
-## Commands List
+```bash
+gem install phoenix-cli
+```
-| Command | Description |
-| --- | --- |
-| install | Install Phoenix Framework |
-| new APP_PATH | Create new Phoenix application |
-| deps | Install the Phoenix dependencies |
-| server | Start the web server |
-| console | Start Phoenix console |
-| routes | Show Phoenix routes |
-| version | Get current CLI version |
+## Command List
+| Command | Description | Phoenix equivalent |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| install | Install Phoenix Framework | -
+| new APP_PATH | Create new Phoenix application | mix phoenix.new
+| deps | Install the Phoenix dependencies | mix deps.get
+| server | Start the web server | mix phoenix.server
+| console | Start Phoenix console | iex -S mix
+| routes | Show Phoenix routes | mix phoenix.routes
+| version | Get current CLI version | -
+
Run `phoenix` for more options
+
+## Generators List
+2. You can use generators with the following syntax
+
+```bash
+phoenix generate GENERATOR_NAME
+```
+
+| Command | Description | Phoenix equivalent |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| scaffold | Generate Full set of model, view, database migration for that model, controller | mix phoenix.gen.html
+| api | Generate Full model, view in json, database migration for that model, controller | mix phoenix.gen.json
+| json | Alias for api command | mix phoenix.gen.json
+| model | Generates an Ecto model in your Phoenix application. | mix phoenix.gen.model
+| channel | Generates a Phoenix channel | mix phoenix.gen.channel
+| presence | Generates a Presence tracker for your application | mix phoenix.gen.presence
+| secret | Generates a secret and print it to the terminal | mix phoenix.gen.secret
## Development
When hacking on this gem, the REPL `pry` comes in handy. You can load the
contents of the gem with `pry --gem`.