The following is output by batfish --help:
Build websites with batfish.
Usage
batfish <command> [options]
You must provide a batfish configuration module, either with
batish.config.js in process.cwd() or with the --config option.
Commands
start Start a development server.
build Build the static site.
serve-static Serve the static site.
write-babelrc Write a .babelrc file that other processes,
like your test runner, can use.
Shared options
-c, --config Path to your configuration module.
Default: batfish.config.js
-V, --verbose Log extra stats.
start options
-p, --port Server port. Default: 8080.
-i, --include Build only the specified page(s). Value
is a glob relative to the root of your site.
--production Build as though for production.
--no-clear Do not clear the destination directory.
-b, --browsers A comma-separated browserslist string
specifying the browsers you want to support
during this dev build. Or "false" if you
want to support all your production browsers.
build options
-d, --debug Build for debugging, not for production.
--no-clear Do not clear the destination directory.
-s, --stats Generate Webpack statistics.
serve-static options
-p, --port Server port. Default: 8080.
write-babelrc options
--target "node" or "browser". Default: "node".
--dir Directory where .babelrc should be written.
Default: same directory as Batfish config.
Examples
No options are required for any command.
batfish start
batfish build
batfish serve-static
batfish write-babelrc
Build with your Batfish config in a special place.
batfish build -c conf/bf.js
Start with an alternate port.
batfish start -p 9966
Start but only build the /about pages.
batfish start -i about/**
Start but only build the /about/history page.
batfish start --include about/history
Start and build only for Chrome 60+.
batfish start --browsers "Chrome >= 60"