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@api3/airnode-deployerA CLI tool to automate Airnode deployment
You can find documentation on how to use the deployer in the deployer docs.
To build the image follow these instructions.
Instructions on how to build and use the deployer CLI from source:
terraform binary is available
in your PATH environment variable. Make sure the version is compatible with the
required_version
of terraform modules used.config.json and secrets.env are available in the config directory. You can use the provided example
config.json and secrets.env templates to get started quickly, but you will need to edit these with your own API
details and secrets.# From this package (/packages/airnode-deployer)
cp config/config.example.json config/config.json
cp config/secrets.example.env config/secrets.env
# Edit both `config.json` and `secrets.env` to reflect your configuration
After you prepare the necessary deployment files, there are two options for running the CLI:
yarn cli ...yarn build, then make the CLI binary executable by running
chmod +x ./dist/bin/deployer.js. Next, use the following, which assumes the default file locations:
yarn airnode-deployer deploy -c config/config.json -s config/secrets.env -r config/receipt.json to deploy or
redeploy and use yarn airnode-deployer remove-with-receipt -r config/receipt.json to remove Airnode.FAQs
> A CLI tool to automate Airnode deployment
We found that @api3/airnode-deployer demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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