Snaps subcommands

b, build

Syntax

mm-snap build [options]

Example

mm-snap b -s lib/index.js -d out -n snap.js

Builds a snap from source.

b is an alias for build.

e, eval

Syntax

mm-snap eval [options]

Example

mm-snap e -b out/snap.js

Attempts to evaluate the snap bundle in SES.

e is an alias for eval.

i, init

Syntax

mm-snap init [directory]

Example

mm-snap i my-snap

Initializes a snap project in the specified directory. If no directory is specified, the snap project is initialized in the current directory.

i is an alias for init.

m, manifest

Syntax

mm-snap manifest [options]

Example

mm-snap m --fix false

Validates the snap manifest file.

m is an alias for manifest.

s, serve

Syntax

mm-snap serve [options]

Example

mm-snap s -r out -p 9000

Locally serves snap files for testing.

s is an alias for serve.

w, watch

Syntax

mm-snap watch [options]

Example

mm-snap w -s lib/index.js -d out

Rebuilds a snap from source upon changes to the files in the parent and child directories of the source directory.

note

All files in the parent and child directories of sthe source directory are watched for changes, except:

• Files in the node_modules directory.
• Files in the test or tests directories.
• Any files named test.js or test.ts.
• Files in the dist directory, or the directory specified using --dist.
• Dotfiles.

w is an alias for watch.