@idearium/cli
Advanced tools
Changelog
v2.1.1 (30 April 2019)
<location>
to c kc stop
allowing you to stop a specific Kubernetes location. Defaults to all
so it's a backwards compatible improvement.Changelog
v2.1.0 (2 April 2019)
start
. Used to start the project.c workflow list
now shows all workflows and indicates those that aren't available.c workflow list
now shows any errors a workflow is producing.Changelog
v2.0.0
restart
. Used when switching between multiple PR branches on the same project.cli-init
to cli
.project-init
to init
.Changelog
v1.1.0
c kc ngrok
to support exposing Kubernetes services to the world using Ngrok.Changelog
v1.0.0
c mk delete
, c mk hosts
, c mk ip
, c mk start
, c mk stop
and c mk restart
to control Minikube.c hosts add
, c hosts get
and c hosts remove
to help with easy hosts management.c project env ls
, c project env get
and c project env set
, c project init
, c project name
, c project organisation
, c project prefix
to help with project environment management.c d build
command.c kc apply
, c kc build
, c kc clean
, c kc cmd
, c kc context
, c kc context get
, c kc context set
, c kc deploy
, c kc logs
, c kc pod
, c kc secret
, c kc start
, c kc stop
and c kc test
commands to help with kubectrl.c gc cmd
and c gc create
commands to help with gcloud.c fs symlink
commands to help with the file system.project-init
and cli-init
.c workflow list
and c workflow [cmd]
commands to help with project operation.Changelog
v1.0.0-alpha.12
c npm proxy <location> [cmd...]
command to proxy NPM commands to certain configured NPM locations within your project. Also supports all
inplace of <location>
to proxy against multiple locations in sequence.c yarn proxy <location> [cmd...]
command which works exactly like c npm proxy
but uses Yarn instead.Changelog
v1.0.0-alpha.11
c dc rebuild <service>
will now always recreate containers.--remove-orphans
to all c dc down
command, as standard.c npm auth
to retrieve an NPM auth token from ~/.npmrc
.Changelog
v1.0.0-alpha.10
c dc rebuild [service]
to run docker-compose build [service] && docker-compose up -d [service]
.<service>
argument and if used, docker-compose logs
will be limited to that service.