Creating a Tailwind CSS Sample Site with XM Cloud - Part 5 Serialization
Items created in Sitecore XM Cloud can be serialized as YAML files using the Sitecore CLI tools. This time, we will use this mechanism to manage site information on GitHub.
CLI
The Sitecore CLI allows for efficient development and testing.
Reflecting locally created components in XM Cloud's Staging
In the previous article, we created a component that uses all items called Types. This time, we will use this component and add it to the Staging server using the CLI.
Change from MyGet to NuGet
The package manager used by Sitecore's tools has changed from MyGet to NuGet. This article introduces the scope of the impact and the procedures to be followed.
Align cloud and local environments using Sitecore CLI (version 5.2)
We have introduced the Sitecore CLI several times in the past, and now that the latest version, Sitecore CLI 5.2, has been released, we will show you how to use it to perform export and import.
Align cloud and local environments using Sitecore CLI
I'll introduce how to sync a local XM Cloud environment with the SaaS XM Cloud environment. While I’m syncing everything at once here, in an actual development setting, you'd sync only the necessary data to manage volume.
Importing items using Sitecore CLI
Previously, we added the Next.js template to the project, but at this stage Sitecore has no data, so we get an error. Therefore, we would like to import the sample data using Sitecore CLI.
Sitecore CLI Series
The Sitecore CLI is a very useful feature that allows you to control Sitecore from the command line. This series of articles introduces the procedures for setting up a Sitecore CLI environment and related functions.
Importing content using Sitecore CLI
The Sitecore command line interface is provided as a command line tool that allows command line control of the Sitecore environment. In this article, we will review the procedure for using this tool to perform an import using sample data.
Using Sitecore Docker Custom Images - Installing Sitecore Management Services
To enable working with custom images using the Sitecore CLI, we need to add Sitecore Management Services. Without this on the CM server, the CLI won't function. This guide covers container setup, while for other environments, please install via package.
Sitecore CLI installation for macOS
Sitecore CLI, Sitecore's command line tool, will be installed on macOS this time. This is because Sitecore CLI also runs on macOS since it is provided as a command that runs on PowerShell Core and .NET Core 3.1 base.
Install Sitecore CLI
Sitecore provides a command line tool that can be used for development efficiency and operation. In this article, we will show you how to install this tool, Sitecore CLI.