uip codedapp init

Syntax and options for `uip codedapp init`, which creates a local coded app starter.

uip codedapp init scaffolds a local coded-app starter into <path>. It's a local, unauthenticated operation — no login or auth-override flags apply. By default, when run inside an existing solution, the new project is auto-registered in the surrounding solution's .uipx; pass --skip-solution-registration to opt out.

Resumo

uip codedapp init <path> [options]

• <path> — target directory for the starter coded app. Required.

Opções

Bandeira	Description
--force	Overwrite starter files in a non-empty directory.
--template <template>	Starter template: form, dashboard, or inline-automation. Default: form.
--type <type>	Coded app subtype. Omit for a regular coded app, or pass Action to scaffold a coded Action app.
--skip-solution-registration	Do not auto-register this project in the surrounding solution.

Exemplos

# Create a form starter coded app
uip codedapp init ./expense-app --template form

# Overwrite starter files in a non-empty directory
uip codedapp init ./expense-app --force

# Skip auto-registering the project in a parent solution
uip codedapp init ./expense-app --skip-solution-registration

# Scaffold a coded Action app
uip codedapp init ./approve-invoice --type Action

Formato dos dados (--output json)

{
  "Code": "InitCompleted",
  "Data": {
    "path": "./expense-app",
    "template": "form",
    "SolutionRegistration": {
      "Status": "NotInSolution",
      "Message": "Project created in standalone mode; no parent .uipx solution found."
    }
  }
}

SolutionRegistration.Status is NotInSolution when no parent solution is found, or OptedOut when --skip-solution-registration was passed — omitted entirely when the project registers successfully into a discovered parent solution.

Relacionado

• uip codedapp pack — package the built app once it's ready.
• uip codedapp push — push the initialized project's source to Studio Web.

Veja também

• Visão geral da ferramenta de Apps codificados
• Opções globais
• Códigos de saída