@sanity/cli 3.92.1-next.31.52ea1d6df9 → 3.92.1-next.33.093bcb6a02

package/lib/_chunks-cjs/cli.js

@@ -3792,6 +3792,9 @@ Examples:
   # Add a Function with a specific type
   sanity blueprints add function --fn-type document-publish
 
+  # Add a Function using an example
+  sanity blueprints add function --example example-name
+
   # Add a JavaScript Function
   sanity blueprints add function --js
 
@@ -3810,7 +3813,25 @@ Examples:
   signature: "<type> [--name <name>] [--fn-type <document-publish>] [--fn-lang <ts|js>] [--javascript]",
   description: "Add a Resource to a Blueprint",
   async action(args, context) {
-    const { output, apiClient } = context, flags = { ...defaultFlags$b, ...args.extOptions }, client2 = apiClient({
+    const { output, apiClient } = context, { extOptions } = args;
+    if (extOptions.example) {
+      const foundConflict = [
+        "name",
+        "n",
+        "fn-type",
+        "fn-language",
+        "lang",
+        "javascript",
+        "js",
+        "fn-helpers",
+        "helpers",
+        "fn-installer",
+        "installer"
+      ].find((key2) => extOptions[key2]);
+      if (foundConflict)
+        throw new Error(`--example can't be used with --${foundConflict}`);
+    }
+    const flags = { ...defaultFlags$b, ...extOptions }, client2 = apiClient({
       requireUser: !0,
       requireProject: !1
     }), { token: token2 } = client2.config();
@@ -3832,6 +3853,7 @@ Examples:
       ...cmdConfig.value,
       args: { type: resourceType },
       flags: {
+        example: flags.example,
         name: flags.n ?? flags.name,
         "fn-type": flags["fn-type"],
         language: flags.lang ?? flags["fn-language"],
@@ -4020,11 +4042,14 @@ Options
   --project-id <id>                  Project ID to use
 
 Examples:
-  # Create a new Blueprint manifest file in the current directory
+  # Create a new Blueprint project in the current directory
   sanity blueprints init
 
-  # Create a new Blueprint manifest file in a specific directory
+  # Create a new Blueprint project in a specific directory
   sanity blueprints init my-sanity-project --type json
+
+  # Create a new Blueprint project in a specific directory with an example
+  sanity blueprints init --example example-name
 `, defaultFlags$6 = {
   //
 }, initBlueprintsCommand = {
@@ -4039,7 +4064,21 @@ Examples:
       requireProject: !1
     }), { token: token2 } = client2.config();
     if (!token2) throw new Error("No API token found. Please run `sanity login`.");
-    const { blueprintInitCore } = await import("@sanity/runtime-cli/cores/blueprints"), { success, error: error2 } = await blueprintInitCore({
+    const { blueprintInitCore } = await import("@sanity/runtime-cli/cores/blueprints");
+    if (flags.example) {
+      const foundConflict = [
+        "blueprint-type",
+        "type",
+        "stack-id",
+        "stackId",
+        "stack",
+        "stack-name",
+        "name"
+      ].find((key2) => flags[key2]);
+      if (foundConflict)
+        throw new Error(`--example can't be used with --${foundConflict}`);
+    }
+    const { success, error: error2 } = await blueprintInitCore({
       bin: "sanity",
       log: (message) => output.print(message),
       token: token2,
@@ -4047,6 +4086,7 @@ Examples:
         dir: dir ?? flags.dir
       },
       flags: {
+        example: flags.example,
         "blueprint-type": flags["blueprint-type"] ?? flags.type,
         "project-id": flags["project-id"] ?? flags.projectId ?? flags.project,
         "stack-id": flags["stack-id"] ?? flags.stackId ?? flags.stack,