The Command Line Interface enables users to rapidly create and edit SMK map configuration, including data consumption via OGC and Esri ReST data access services and local data files.
This project is maintained by bcgov
First, let’s get acquainted with SMK and the SMK-CLI. Below are some useful links for various components of the SMK project.
Please review the SMK documentation prior to using the SMK-CLI. All SMK repositories are currently hosted on GitHub and are completely open-source.
The first step in getting started with the SMK-CLI is installing dependencies. SMK-CLI makes use of the Node.js JavaScript runtime and the Node Package Manager (NPM).
Node.js is a free, open source server environment that runs on various platforms (Windows, Linux, Unix, Mac OS X, etc.), for running JavaScript on a server based environment.
NPM is a package manager for Node.js applications and is installed with Node.js.
These tools are needed to install and run SMK-CLI and build your SMK project for local testing.
You can find downloads for installation of these dependencies at Node.js.
