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Simple command line tool to help with the installation and running of Adhara components
Simple command line tool to help with the installation and running of Adhara components
After cloning/installing the tool, running any command (for ex. ./bin/run --help
or adhara --help
) once will create a configuration template in ~/.config/adhara/config.json
if it does not yet exist. You will probably need to edit this (update the installation dir values) to get any of the commands to work. You can point to any other configuration file by setting the ADHARA_CONFIG
environment variable.
$ npm install -g admin-cli
$ adhara COMMAND
running command...
$ adhara (-v|--version|version)
admin-cli/0.0.2 linux-x64 node-v8.11.3
$ adhara --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
$ adhara COMMAND
...
adhara help [COMMAND]
adhara kill [COMPONENT]
adhara list
adhara start [COMPONENT]
adhara status [COMPONENT]
adhara stop [COMPONENT]
adhara help [COMMAND]
display help for adhara
USAGE
$ adhara help [COMMAND]
ARGUMENTS
COMMAND command to show help for
OPTIONS
--all see all commands in CLI
See code: @oclif/plugin-help
adhara kill [COMPONENT]
Stop and delete one or more processes running in pm2. This is equivalent to 'pm2 delete '.
USAGE
$ adhara kill [COMPONENT]
ARGUMENTS
COMPONENT (all|blockchain-proxy|cbs-proxy|token-proxy|cash-tokenizer) [default: all] component to run command against
OPTIONS
-d, --dependencies
--version show CLI version
DESCRIPTION
...
(extra doc)
See code: src/commands/kill.js
adhara list
List all the processes running in pm2. This is equivalent to 'pm2 list'.
USAGE
$ adhara list
OPTIONS
--version show CLI version
DESCRIPTION
...
(extra doc)
See code: src/commands/list.js
adhara start [COMPONENT]
Start one or more processes using pm2.
USAGE
$ adhara start [COMPONENT]
ARGUMENTS
COMPONENT (all|blockchain-proxy|cbs-proxy|token-proxy|cash-tokenizer) [default: all] component to run command against
OPTIONS
-c, --config=local configuration to use
-d, --dependencies
--version show CLI version
DESCRIPTION
...
(extra doc)
See code: src/commands/start.js
adhara status [COMPONENT]
Report on the repository status of one or more components. This is equivalent to 'git status'.
USAGE
$ adhara status [COMPONENT]
ARGUMENTS
COMPONENT (all|blockchain-proxy|cbs-proxy|token-proxy|cash-tokenizer) [default: all] component to run command against
OPTIONS
-d, --dependencies
--version show CLI version
DESCRIPTION
...
(extra doc)
See code: src/commands/status.js
adhara stop [COMPONENT]
Stop one or more processes running in pm2.
USAGE
$ adhara stop [COMPONENT]
ARGUMENTS
COMPONENT (all|blockchain-proxy|cbs-proxy|token-proxy|cash-tokenizer) [default: all] component to run command against
OPTIONS
-d, --dependencies
--version show CLI version
DESCRIPTION
...
(extra doc)
See code: src/commands/stop.js
FAQs
Simple command line tool to help with the installation and running of Adhara components
The npm package admin-cli receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, admin-cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that admin-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 12 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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