Lektor comes with a handy lektor command line executable you can use from
your terminal to manage all of Lektor in addition to the GUI. If you do
not have the Lektor command available because you only installed the GUI,
have a look at Installation Documentation to see
how to remedy this.
All the commands documented here show up as subcommands to the global
lektor command. So to invoke build you would write lektor build.
There are some general options that can be set on the lektor command
to change the behavior.
--project PATH: explicitly provide the path to the project to work on.
If this is not provided then the project is searched upwards from the
current working directory until a folder is found with a single
.lektorproject file in it.--language LANG: admin interface language, defaults to en. Available
options are: ca, de, en, es, fr, it, ja, ko, nl, pl,
pt, ru, zh.--version: if this is passed it prints out the version of Lektor and
aborts further execution.--help: prints out help about the command line interface.There are a few environment variables which control how Lektor executes:
LEKTOR_PROJECT
This can be used alternatively to
--projectto set the path to a project that Lektor should be using. If neither this variable nor--projectis set, Lektor will look for a project upwards from the current working directory.
LEKTOR_OUTPUT_PATH
Overrides the default output path with a different path. By default the output path will be a path unique to the project but in a default cache folder under Lektor's control.
--output-pathon some commands overrides this value.
Provides information for a set of lektor files.
Deploy the website.
Shows the info about a project.
Starts a new empty project.
Launch a local server.
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