@zuplo/cli

Zuplo

Zuplo's API Gateway helps small and large teams get APIs to production that are fast, secure and with game-changing Developer Experience.

Zuplo CLI

The command-line interface for Zuplo.

zuplo <command>

Commands:
  zuplo convert   Converts routes.json to routes.oas.json
  zuplo delete    Deletes the Zuplo API at the URL
  zuplo deploy    Deploys current Git branch of the current directory
  zuplo dev       Runs the Zuplo API locally
  zuplo list      Lists all deployed Zuplo APIs
  zuplo link      Links information from your Zuplo account to your local machine
  zuplo login     Authenticates the user
  zuplo test      Runs the tests under /tests against an endpoint
  zuplo project   Project commands
  zuplo tunnel    Tunnel commands
  zuplo variable  Variable commands

zuplo project

Project commands

Commands:
  zuplo project update  Updates your project structure to the latest conventions
  zuplo project import-openapi  Import an OpenAPI file into your Zuplo project

zuplo tunnel

Tunnel commands

Commands:
  zuplo tunnel create        Creates a new tunnel in your account
  zuplo tunnel delete        Deletes a tunnel in your account
  zuplo tunnel describe      Describes a tunnel in your account
  zuplo tunnel list          Lists the tunnels in your account
  zuplo tunnel rotate-token  Rotates the token for a tunnel in your account
  zuplo tunnel services      Tunnel services commands

zuplo tunnel services

Tunnel services commands

Commands:
  zuplo tunnel services describe  Describes the services for this tunnel
  zuplo tunnel services update    Updates the services for this tunnel

zuplo variable

Variable commands

Commands:
  zuplo variable create      Creates a new variable for a branch
  zuplo variable update      Updates an existing variable for a branch

Changelog

v3

• Version 3 requires Node.js 20. Critical bug fixes will be provided for v2 (using Node.js 18) until September 30, 2024. We encourage you to upgrade to v3 as soon as possible.

v2

• Removes the use of Deno's test runner. We now use the built-in test runner in Node.js. All features are preserved; however, the output of zuplo test follows the Node.js spec reporter.