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Cli

Build full-stack Nuxt application with NuxtHub command line interface (CLI).

Cli

Build full-stack Nuxt application with NuxtHub command line interface (CLI).

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Last Commit Last Commit: Nov 26, 2025 -
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Overview

NuxtHub CLI is a powerful Command Line Interface designed for managing and deploying projects with NuxtHub Admin. With the rise of modular frameworks in web development, NuxtHub streamlines the deployment process, making it easier for developers to manage their projects efficiently. Whether you’re deploying for the first time or looking to optimize existing workflows, NuxtHub CLI equips you with the essential tools you need to enhance your development experience.

This CLI empowers users with straightforward commands for deployment, project preview, and administration, allowing for a seamless integration with your Cloudflare account. Its user-friendly interface means that even beginners can navigate through the setup and deployment phases with confidence.

Features

  • Easy Installation: Install the package globally or use npx to run the CLI without any installation hassle, making it convenient for all users.
  • Zero-Configuration Deployment: Use the nuxthub deploy command to effortlessly build and deploy your project directly to your Cloudflare account with no complex setup.
  • Local Previewing: The nuxthub preview command allows users to run a local preview of their project, generating the necessary files dynamically for testing before going live.
  • Quick Browser Access: Open your project or its admin section in your default browser with simple commands like nuxthub open and nuxthub manage, streamlining navigation to your project dashboard.
  • Debugging Capabilities: Activate debugging mode with the DEBUG=1 variable to view API calls and explicit error messages, simplifying the troubleshooting process.
  • Limitations Acknowledged: Current limitations are clearly outlined, such as the unsupported --remote flag and specific functions, ensuring transparency for users.
  • Open-source License: Released under the Apache 2.0 license, allowing for community contributions and transparency in development.