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#Couchapp Command Line Usage
## Full command line usage
$ couchapp help
couchapp [OPTIONS] [CMD] [OPTIONSCMD] [ARGS,...]
usage:
-h/--help display help and exit
--version display version and exit
-v/--verbose enable additionnal output
-q/--quiet don't print any message
list of commands:
-----------------
clone [OPTION]...[-r REV] SOURCE [COUCHAPPDIR]
-r/--rev [VAL] clone specific revision
generate [OPTION]... [app|view,list,show,filter,function,vendor] [COUCHAPPDIR] NAME
--template [VAL] template name
help
init [COUCHAPPDIR]
push [OPTION]... [COUCHAPPDIR] DEST
--no-atomic send attachments one by one
--export don't do push, just export doc to stdout
--output [VAL] if export is selected, output to the file
-b/--browse open the couchapp in the browser
--force force attachments sending
--docid [VAL] set docid
pushapps [OPTION]... SOURCE DEST
--no-atomic send attachments one by one
--export don't do push, just export doc to stdout
--output [VAL] if export is selected, output to the file
-b/--browse open the couchapp in the browser
--force force attachments sending
pushdocs [OPTION]... SOURCE DEST
--no-atomic send attachments one by one
--export don't do push, just export doc to stdout
--output [VAL] if export is selected, output to the file
-b/--browse open the couchapp in the browser
--force force attachments sending
vendor [OPTION]...[-f] install|update [COUCHAPPDIR] SOURCE
-f/--force force install or update
## Commands
* **generate** : allows you to generate a basic couchapp. It can also be used to create template of functions. Ex:
couchapp generate myapp
cd myapp
couchapp generate view someview
* **init**: Initialize a CouchApp. When run in the folder of your application it create a default `.couchapprc` file. This file is needed by couchapp to find your application. Use this command when you clone your application from an external repository (git, hg):
cd mycouchapp
couchapp init
* **push**: Push a couchapp to one or more [CouchDB](http://couchdb.apache.org) server
cd mycouchapp
couchapp push http://someserver:port/mydb
* `--no-atomic` option allows you to send attachments one by one. By default all attachments are sent inline.
* `--export` options allows you to get the JSON document created. Combined with `--output`, you can save the result in a file.
* `--force` : force attachment sending
* `--docid` option allows you to set a custom docid for this couchapp
* **pushapps** : like `push` but on a folder containing couchapps. It allows you to send multiple couchapps at once.
couchapp pushapps somedir/
* **pushdocs**: Like pushapps but for docs. It allows you to send a folder containing simple document. With this command you can populate your CouchDB with documents. Anotther way to do it is to create a `_docs` folder at the top of your couchapp folder.
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