- Stable
3.1.5- Canary
4.0.0-alpha.7
- Guide
Guide
- Get Started
- Command Line Usage
- Add a Configuration File
- Copy Files to Output
- Add CSS, JS, Fonts
- Importing Content
- Configure Templates with Data
- Using Data in Templates
- Template Languages
- Template Features
- Environment Variables
- Internationalization (i18n)
- Watch Files and Dev Servers
- Common Pitfalls
- Advanced
- Plugins
- Services
Install Eleventy Globally
WARNING
It is not recommended to install Eleventy globally (though it does work fine).
It is preferred to use package.json installation instead. package.json installation will avoid versioning issues if you come back to this project later or decide to use Eleventy on multiple projects that may need different versions.
WARNING
If you’re planning on deploying your site using a service like Netlify (running a build a deployment server), you must use
package.json installation and not global installation.npm install -g @11ty/eleventyThe above adds an eleventy command that you can use in any directory. When you run Eleventy globally, it might look like this:
$ eleventy --version
3.1.5