CommandBox is a standalone, native tool for Windows, Mac, and Linux that will provide you with a Command Line Interface (CLI) for developer productivity, tool interaction, package management, embedded CFML server, application scaffolding, and some sweet ASCII art. It seamlessly integrates to work with any of our *Box products but it is also open for extensibility for any ColdFusion (CFML) project as it is also written in ColdFusion (CFML) using our concepts of CommandBox Commands. It tightly integrates with our contribution community; ForgeBox, so developers can share modules world-wide.
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Built-in help is completely integrated for every command, so you can always know how to work with CommandBox. You can pop open a CommandBox shell in your terminal window and manually type commands, or even automate things externally via the CommandBox binary
box
with your OS's native shell and create awesome command recipes for automation, building, deploying, you name it!Package Management
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CommandBox also functions as a package management tool which integrates seamlessly with ForgeBox, our community of ColdFusion (CFML) projects, but can also integrate with git,svn,http, ftp and many more code endpoints. We have created a package descriptor we lovingly call
box.json
which describes your package, dependencies, dev dependencies, ForgeBox data and can also be used as a settings descriptor for CommandBox commands. Any project that contains a box.json
in its root can be installed by CommandBox with a simple command: box install {package}
. CommandBox will be smart enough to determine package dependencies, local artifact tracking and much more. You can even initialize a CommandBox package using: box init
and get cooking with CommandBox packages.Become a sponsor to help the development of this product.
Sample box.json
Application Scaffolding
CommandBox has a plethora (Yes, I said Plethora) of commands for quickly building out ColdBox/CommandBox/TestBox applications. Create a new ColdBox app with a simple command:
coldbox create app
, add a handler with coldbox create handler MyHandler
. You can even get actions added to it, views created, and BDD integration tests stubbed out at the same time. This can bring new productivity for people who like to live on the command line and especially for those who want to be able to automate workflows. Check it out yourself, type coldbox create help
and see all the creation helpers available.Embedded Server
One of the cool things CommandBox brings to the table is the ability to spin up an ad hoc, lightweight, ColdFusion (CFML) server (Lucee or Adobe ColdFusion) in any directory from the command line. Simply change your working directory to the root of your app, type
server start
and a super-fast server spins up on a new port running your code. When you're done type server stop
from that directory or use the little icon that's showed up in your system tray. You can even get the server's logs, status and much more.Extensible Via ColdFusion (CFML)
So one of the most interesting things about CommandBox is that the actual commands are written in ColdFusion (CFML) itself! CommandBox is small, lightweight, integrated at the operating system level, but actually running on CFML powered by WireBox. This means you will can extend it with your own commands that do cool stuff for any framework, or automate repetitive tasks you're tired of doing every day.
Sample CommandBox Command:You can download CommandBox for any flavor of operating system shown below:
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The following downloads do not include a Java Runtime.
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The following downloads include a Java Runtime.
Installation
The following installations are supported:
- Windows exe
- Mac/Linux executable binary
- Manual installation
- Homebrew (for Mac)
- Linux (Redhat)
- Linux (Debian)
- Linux Yum
- Linux APT
Read up on each of these methods here in our installation docs.
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- Command Line for ColdFusion (CFML)
- Operation System integration for executing commands
- Ability to create and execute commands built using ColdFusion (CFML)
- ForgeBox integration for cloud package management and installations
- ColdBox Platform, TestBox, and CommandBox CMS Integrations
- Integrated servlet server with rewrite capabilities
- Ability to create command recipes and execution
- REPL (Read-Evaluate-Print-Loop) console for immediate ColdFusion (CFML) interaction
- Ability to interact with user via CLI and create workflows and installers
- Ability to execute workflows and tasks
- Built-in Help system
CommandBox also provides an official Docker image, which allows you to leverage its capability to orchestrate live servers in multi-tier deployments. Since, CommandBox allows you to configure your entire CFML engine environment from a single file in the root of your project, packaging or mounting your CFML application in to a running CommandBox image container allows you to stand up your application in Docker containers in a matter of seconds.
To stand up an image for testing purposes, simply run:
This will start up a test instance of the image which should give you a 'Commandbox is Up and Running on Docker!' page when you navigate to your container URL.Recent Developments
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