`tent build`

Writes a bundle of the project: its description, the built module of each backend file that holds code, and its assets. The version id of the bundle is the fingerprint of its description.

Usage

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tent build [--out <folder>] [--dev]

Options

Option	Means
`--out <folder>`	The folder of the bundle. Left out, it is `.tent/build/<version id>/` in the project
`--dev`	A development build in place of a release: the inspect mode tells the place of each element of its pages, as the test side of a workspace in its box is built

Example

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tent build --out ./dist

Text

version: f359ab2fd937cb70b23f404190efb7cc
bundle: /apps/shop/dist
packages:
  tiny-bars: 211 bytes in the page

Each package of the project that reaches a browser is told with the bytes it stands for in the modules a browser loads. A heavy package makes a page heavier, and is told, never refused: tent map tells who uses it.

Output

With --json:

JSON

{ "ok": true, "value": { "version": "f359ab2fd937cb70b23f404190efb7cc", "bundle": "/apps/shop/.tent/build/f359ab2fd937cb70b23f404190efb7cc", "packages": { "tiny-bars": 211 } }, "findings": [] }

With an error among the findings no bundle is written: value is null, and the command ends with 1.

tent build

Usage

Options

Example

Output

See also

`tent build`