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This gets installed in the /usr/bin directory, and can be called by: +

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This CLI assumes root access, so please run it with sudo

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This CLI assumes root access, so please run it with sudo

Options

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sudo lux-neo uninstall

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sudo lux-neo uninstall

Uninstall the whole thing. You will have to remove this script yourself.

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sudo lux-neo update (skipNode)

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sudo lux-neo update (skipNode)

Update to the newest version on the current branch. -If skipNode is the second argument, npm won't be run.

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sudo lux-neo conf

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Open the strip-config in nano.

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sudo lux-neo start (boot)

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sudo lux-neo conf

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Open the strip-config in nano.

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sudo lux-neo start (boot)

Start the server. -If you add boot, it will start when the system boots: -
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sudo lux-neo status

This will output the status of the app. First it reports if the service is running, and some general info. Then it prints the systemd-status report.

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Luxcena-neo-cli [args: 'status']
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 ╭─────────────────────╮
 │ Service active: yes │
@@ -731,117 +689,110 @@ and some general info. Then it prints the systemd-status report.

 
 Dec 05 22:55:28 LUXCENA-STUE-SKAP systemd[1]: Started Luxcena Neo.
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This shows the last 20 lines of the chosen log-file. And stays open to show all new entries.

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Luxcena-neo-cli [args: 'log app']
 
 ━━━App log (press ctrl+c to exit)━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
 [3.11.2018 23:5:21:401] EVENT Starting Luxcena-Neo...
 [3.11.2018 23:5:22:462] SUCCESS Webserver now listening at *:8080
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Currently not really doing anything usefull apart from showing which branch you are on.

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 ╭─────────────────────╮
 │ Version: Unknown    │
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This will change what branch you are on to . Stashing changes (shouldn't be a concern, but just saying it anyways).

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