Until the release of Spree 1.0 you must use the --edge option

Command line utility to create new Spree store applications and extensions

See the main spree project: https://github.com/spree/spree

gem install spree_cmd

This will make the command line utility 'spree' available.

You can add Spree to an existing rails application

rails new my_app
spree install my_app

To build a new Spree Extension, you can run

spree extension my_extension

If you want to accept all the defaults pass --auto_accept

spree install my_store --edge --auto_accept

to use a local clone of Spree, pass the --path option

spree install my_store --path=../spree

• --auto_accept to answer yes to all questions
• --edge to use the edge version of Spree
• --path=../spree to use a local version of spree
• [email protected]:cmar/spree.git to use git version of spree
  • --branch=my_changes to use git branch
  • --ref=23423423423423 to use git reference
  • --tag=my_tag to use git tag

Versions of the Spree gem before 1.0 included a spree binary. If you have one of these installed in your gemset, then you can alternatively use the command line utility "spree_cmd". For example "spree_cmd install my_app".