Use a Catalyst Project
Using Catalyst CLI, you can associate a Catalyst project for your working directory. You can add an existing Catalyst
project and link it with your directory.
However, your directory can only be bound and permanently associated with its base project, which is the project you
initialized in that directory. Therefore, when you use another project in the directory, the association with that
project will only be temporary.
Note:
This command can only be run from an active Catalyst project directory. Therefore,
if your current directory selection is not an active project directory, you can
initialize the project
, or
pull its components
into the directory, instead.
Command Execution
To use a Catalyst project in your working directory, execute the following command from the required directory:
The CLI will display a list of your existing projects from your default organization.
Select the project that you require, using the arrow keys. Press
Enter
to confirm your choice.
Your project will now be added to your working directory and the CLI will display a confirmation message.
You can also execute the
catalyst project:use
command with the name or the
Project ID
of that project to use it in the working directory
as follows:
Note:
If you wish to use a project belonging to an organization which is not the default one, make sure to include the
–org
option and execute the below command to use the project:
Note:
If you are a
Visual Studio Code IDE
user, you can install the
Catalyst Tools
extension, and perform the above mentioned CLI operation using your IDE in place of the CLI. Steps to add a Catalyst project to your existing working directory using Visual Studio Code IDE can be found
here
Last Updated 2024-01-09 17:07:13 +0530 +0530
