Using Nexos Creator

Now that you ve installed and configured Nexos Creator, let as dive into how to use it for various projects. This guide will cover the basics of creating and managing projects across different platforms.

General Usage

Creating a New Project

To create a new project, use the create command:

nexos-creator create my-project --type <project-type>

Replace <project-type> with one of: opera-gx-mod, termux-app, craftland-map, or blogger-theme.

Managing Your Project

  • To build your project: nexos-creator build
  • To run tests: nexos-creator test
  • To deploy your project: nexos-creator deploy

Platform-Specific Usage

Opera GX Mods

  1. Navigate to your Opera GX mod directory.
  2. Edit the manifest.json file to define your mod's properties.
  3. Create your mod's HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files in the appropriate directories.
  4. To test your mod:
nexos-creator test opera-gx-mod
  1. To package your mod for distribution:
nexos-creator build opera-gx-mod

Termux OS

  1. Open Termux on your Android device.
  2. Navigate to your Termux project directory.
  3. Use the Nexos Creator CLI to manage your Termux OS project:
nexos-creator termux-os <command>

Replace <command> with actions like build, test, or deploy.

FF Max Craftland

  1. Open your Craftland project directory.
  2. Use the Nexos Creator CLI to manage your Craftland map:
nexos-creator craftland <command>

Replace <command> with actions like build, test, or export.

Blogger Theme Development

  1. Navigate to your Blogger theme project directory.
  2. Edit the theme files in your preferred code editor.
  3. To preview your theme:
nexos-creator preview blogger-theme
  1. To deploy your theme to Blogger:
nexos-creator deploy blogger-theme

Getting Help

If you need help with any command or feature, you can use the --help flag:

nexos-creator --help
nexos-creator <command> --help

Next Steps

Now that you're familiar with the basic usage of Nexos Creator, explore the platform-specific sections of our documentation to dive deeper into each area. Happy creating!