editframe-cli
Editframe CLI
The Development Loop
1. npm create @editframe ← scaffold a project (editframe-create skill)
2. npx editframe preview ← open in browser with hot-reload
3. edit composition files ← iterate
4. npx editframe render -o output.mp4 ← render to MP4 locally
5. npx editframe cloud-render ← (optional) render in the cloud
Which command for which need:
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