Wix

Build Wix platform extensions from the CLI: the tool reads your project, scaffolds dashboard widgets, generates Velo backend APIs, and creates site components and CMS collections without leaving your editor. It runs local previews, watches file changes, and bundles code for deployment so you can iterate on features fast.

The CLI parses your package and routing files, checks permissions and scopes required by Wix, and generates boilerplate routes, handlers, and type stubs you can edit. It runs linters, runs unit tests you point it to, and reports errors in a single terminal output. You can link a GitHub repo, push build artifacts, and run deploy commands from the same interface.

It also reads your site schema and maps CMS collections to form components, generates dashboard manifest files, and produces OAuth or API key configuration stubs. The tool validates manifest JSON, confirms allowed origins, and flags missing fields before deployment to reduce runtime surprises.

Imagine adding a new dashboard widget, a Velo API endpoint, and a CMS collection while coding in VS Code: you scaffold routes, preview the widget locally, and deploy from the CLI without switching to the Wix web console. That saves time and keeps context in one place during feature work and bug fixes.