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@persistr/cli
Advanced tools
Command-line interface for Persistr Server and Persistr Cloud
Install the Persistr CLI on the command-line:
npm install -g @persistr/cli
Run the Persistr CLI:
persistr
You will get a list of available commands:
COMMANDS
access manage user access
annotations manage stream annotations
db manage databases
events manage events
help display help
ns manage namespaces
server manage connection to Persistr Server
streams manage event streams
user login/logout and manage users
View help page for each command by using help
on the command-line:
persistr help db:list
Or by using the -h
or --help
command-line options:
persistr db:list -h
persistr db:list --help
You'll have to tell Persistr CLI where your Persistr Server is located. By default, the CLI will talk to Persistr Cloud. If you have a local Persistr Server instance running then tell the CLI what its location is:
persistr server:url http://localhost:3010
You can display what Persistr Server your CLI is configured to access by running the server:show
command:
persistr server:show
Persistr Server at http://localhost:3010
Log into Persistr Server by running the user:login
command:
persistr user:login demo
✔ Password? … ****
demo logged in
Display which user is logged in with the user:whoami
command:
persistr user:whoami
demo "demo" is logged into Persistr Server at http://localhost:3010
See the LICENSE file for license rights and limitations (GPL).
FAQs
CLI for interacting with Persistr Server
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