# CodeMash CLI

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Currently, we are in the **alpha** phase. Please refer to the [Roadmap](https://docs.codemash.io/roadmap#release-phases) "Release phases" section for more information.

You can use CodeMash CLI to create projects from templates, restore them from snapshots or use a powerful scripting language like bash to work with the modules.

```bash
#!/bin/bash
PROJECT_ID=$(codemash project new "My New Project" 2>&1)

# enabling database and importing data
codemash database enable --project $PROJECT_ID
cat employees.yaml | codemash database collection new --project $PROJECT_ID
cat employees.csv | codemash database import \
--collection "employees" \
--project $PROJECT_ID

# enabling email service
codemash notifications email enable --project $PROJECT_ID
codemash notifications email integrations new --project $PROJECT_ID \
--provider SendGrid \
--token "***" \
--email "no-reply@codemash.io"

# create a reusable template.
codemash notifications email templates new \
--project $PROJECT_ID \
--name "Company Newsletter" \
--from-file \
--body newsletter.html \
--subject "CodeMash Newsletter"

# create a campaign and send an email to all employees tomorrow
codemash database collections find --project $PROJECT_ID \ 
--projection '{ email: 1} ' | \
codemash notifications email campaigns new \
--project $PROJECT_ID \
--name "December Campaign" \
--template "Company Newsletter" \
--tokens '{ "campaignMonth": "December", "text": "Hi, this is newsletter"  }'
--postpone $(date --date='tomorrow' +%s) 
--recipients -

```


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