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@spheron/cli
Advanced tools
CLI for working on projects and deploying them via Spheron
🧰 CLI tool for creating and deploying dapps to web3.
To use Spheron CLI, you need to first install it using the following command:
sudo npm install -g @spheron/cli
Once you have installed the CLI, you can use the following commands to create and deploy dapps to web3:
Use spheron init
to initialize a deployment configuration and create a Spheron configuration file in your project directory.
spheron init
spheron init [--import {DOCKER COMPOSE PATH}] [--dockerFile {DOCKERFILE PATH}] [--marketplace {APP ID}]
You can update this file manually afterwards to change default settings.
Params options
import - relative path to docker compose file
dockerFile - relative path to dockerfile
marketplace - marketplace app ID
Use spheron publish
to deploy your instance — Uses the spheron.yaml file to launch your instance.
spheron deploy
This command will look up at your spheron.yaml file and use its configuration to deploy the instance.
Use spheron create-organization
if you want to create a new organization. This will set that organization as default and will use it later for upload/publish commands by default. Keep in mind that first time you execute spheron login
command, you will get new organization created if you already didn't have one set up.
spheron create-organization
This will open up a prompter that will help you set up your new organization. If you want to directly call it without prompter you can use:
spheron create-organization --name {organization_name} --username {organization_username}
Params options
name* - name of your organization
username* - username represent short name for your organization.
Note: * stands for mandatory (if all of mandatory params are not sent, prompter will be opened)
Use spheron login
to connect to your Spheron account. This command will allow you to authenticate to Spheron and is mandatory to execute before doing upload
or publish
commands.
spheron login
This will open up a prompter that will help you set up your new organization. If you want to directly call it without prompter you can use:
spheron login [--github | --gitlab | --bitbucket]
You can learn more about Spheron and Spheron CLI here:
FAQs
CLI for working on projects and deploying them via Spheron
The npm package @spheron/cli receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @spheron/cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @spheron/cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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