5.4.0
ForgeBox Enterprise
Lex (via HTTP or File)
Lucee Extensions
If you have external Lucee Extensions that need downloaded into your Lucee Server, you can use the
lex: endpoint to download them. The lex endpoint does not expect the download to be contained in a zip file or to have a box.json. As such, there is no real package slug or name, so CommandBox will "guess" the name based on the name of the lex based on the URL.1
install lex:https://server.com/path/to/ortus-redis-cache-1.4.0.lex
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The Lex endpoint can also be used to install local lex files.
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install lex:C:\path\to\my.lex
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install lex:/path/to/my.lex
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# Windows UNC path
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install lex:\\\\serverName\sharename\my.lex
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Please note that if a Lucee extension is already hosted on ForgeBox, you do not need the Lex extension, as you can simply use the ForgeBox slug just like you would any other page and get the same result but with the addition of semantic versioning.
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install 5C558CC6-1E67-4776-96A60F9726D580F1
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Installation Path
Files from the
lex: endpoint will be placed in a folder named the same as the package by default unless you provide another folder for installation. If the current working directory is found to have a Lucee server in it, the lex file will instead be installed to the server context's deploy folder. Note the Lucee server will need to have been started at least once so CommandBox "knows" about it, but it need not be running at the time. In box.json
You can specify a lex as dependencies in your
box.json in this format.1
{
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"dependencies":{
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"ortus-redis-cache-1.4.0":"lex:https://server.com/path/to/ortus-redis-cache-1.4.0.lex"
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}
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}
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This means you can run a
box install on a fresh project to pull down extensions needed for your app to run.Last modified 1yr ago
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