appz init command is used to initialize Appz Projects locally by leveraging several sources. It can pull examples from the Appz examples repository, clone directly from GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket repository URLs, or use public download URLs with template archive files such as zip, tar, or gz.
Usage
Using the appz init command to initialize an Appz Project locally from the Appz examples repository.
Extended Usage
Initialize from a Project Name
Using the appz init command to specifically initialize an Appz Project locally from the examples repository.
Initialize from a Project Name and Rename Directory
Using the appz init command to initialize a specific Appz Project locally and rename the directory.
Initialize from GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket
Using the appz init command to initialize a project from any GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket repository URL.
Initialize from a Public Download URL
Using theappz initcommand to initialize a project from a url of multiple archive formats. Currently supports.tar (gz, xz, zstd)and.zip.
Unique Options
Force
The--force option, abbreviated as -f, is used to forcibly overwrite an existing local directory.
Using theappz initcommand with the--forceoption to forcefully replace any existing directory.
Using theappz initcommand with the--forceoption, specifying a project example and a new directory name.
Global Options
These general options can be applied when using theappz init command:--cwd--debug--global-config--help--local-config--no-color--scope--token