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amrayn-cli

CLI tool for your Amrayn account

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CLI tool for your Amrayn account

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Wetsand Platform

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Installation

npm -g i amrayn-cli
yarn global add amrayn-cli

Usage

amrayn <command> [parameters]

Commands

Details

login

Log in to your amrayn account.

Notes:

  • You must have login.cli signature.
  • If you want to log out of all the CLI sessions at once, simply delete this signature.
  • You can disable CLI logins by not having login.cli signature
  • Non permanent logins expire in 24 hours (AEST)
  • Refresh tokens are valid for 30 days and renewed every time refresh-login is run.

Optional parameters:

  • --email <email address>
  • --permanent – Permanently login that does not require refresh token.
  • --ssh-key – SSH private key to log in without password
  • --passphrase – Ask for passphrase for encrypted private key (only applicable when --ssh-key option provided)
  • --signature <signature> – Use custom signature name instead of login.cli. The signature must be enabled for CLI authentication. You can enable it from settings page. Once you have logged in, changing the CLI authentication status will not revoke the tokens. You will need to deactivate the signature to disable the logged in sessions.

rlogin

Refreshes the non-permanent session. The request must be made within 30 days of login or last rlogin commands. If the refresh token is expired or login.cli signature is revoked, you will need to re-login

Optional parameters:

  • --passphrase – Ask for passphrase for encrypted private key (only applicable when the original login was using encrypted SSH key, i.e, via --ssh-key option)

logout

Log out of your amrayn account.

whoami

Print currently logged in user information.

Optional parameters:

  • --raw – Print just logged in email address.

test

Tests connection for current project

Optional parameters:

  • --details – Print details if connection fails

logs

Stream or download the logs from your function box

Optional parameters:

  • --tail <number> - Number of lines to start with
  • --notail - Do not request any lines to start with (Similar to --tail 0)
  • --download <filename> - Save the file instead of streaming to the specified file
  • --verbose

create-project

Create a project

Optional parameters:

  • --token <token>
  • --name <project name>
  • --domain <primary domain>
  • --username <project username>

init

Initializes a project and create relevant directories.

Optional parameters:

  • --project-id <project ID>
  • --services <[Hosting,Functions,...]>
  • --site-source <source directory>
  • --site-target <site target>
  • --site-name <site name>

create-function

Initialize function from one of the available templates.

Alias for this command is create-fn

Optional parameters:

  • --template <template name>
  • --name <function name>
  • --description <description>
  • --trigger <trigger name>
  • --trigger-value <trigger value>

create-site

Create new hosting site

Optional parameters:

  • --token <token>
  • --name <site name>
  • --target <site target>

connect-domain

Connect new domain to the specified site. The site must already exist. See create-site command.

Optional parameters:

  • --token <token>
  • --site-name <Site name>
  • --domain <FQDN>

deploy-site

Deploys the site

Optional parameters:

  • --token <token>
  • --message <message>
  • --verbose

If you want to ignore a file, you can use hosting.ignore array in wetsand.json or create .wetsandignore file with glob pattern per line.

deploy-function

Deploys single function from wetsand.json

Alias for this command is deploy-fn

Required parameters:

  • --name <function name>

Optional parameters:

  • --token <token>
  • --message <message>
  • --version <new version>
  • --verbose

If you want to ignore a file, you can use functions.list[*].ignore array in wetsand.json or create .wetsandignore file with glob pattern per line.

deploy-db

Deployes single data table from wetsand.json

Required parameters:

  • --name <data table name>

Optional parameters:

  • --token <token>
  • --verbose
  • --create-new
  • --confirm-data-loss

create-db

Creates new data table and add it to wetsand.json

Optional parameters:

  • --token <token>
  • --name <Data table name>
  • --title <Data table title>
  • --public-access
  • --schema-file <json file>
  • --ui-schema-file <json file>
  • --options-file <json file>
  • --verbose
  • --confirm-data-loss

upload-media

Upload media files

Required parameters:

  • --file <media file path> --file <more>

Optional parameters:

  • --token <token>
  • --verbose
  • --variants 150,64 - Create variants of specified sizes
  • --dir <dir path> - Subdirectory to upload to
  • --keep-names - Keep original file names instead of random generated names
  • --skip-cdn - Do not save the file/s to CDN (if CDN is enabled on the account)

delete-media

Delete single media file (and their respective variants if available)

Required parameters:

  • --id <media ID>

Optional parameters:

  • --token <token>
  • --verbose

Config

Although you shouldn't worry about config file structure because this CLI will take care of it, nevertheless, some people are interested in how it is structured.

{
  "projectId": "<project_id>",
  "hosting": {
    "target": "<target>",
    "name": "<definitive name>",
    "source": "build",
    "ignore": [
      "README.md"
    ]
  },
  "functions": {
    "source": "functions",
    "list": [
      {
        "name": "<public name of function>",
        "module": "<module name in source>",
        "trigger": "HTTP|HTTP_WITH_AUTH|HTTP_WITH_SCOPED_AUTH|SCHEDULE",
        "triggerValue": "GET|POST|PUT|DELETE|ANY|<cron expression>",
        "timeout": <timeout in seconds (<=30)>,
        "overwrite": true|false,
        "alwaysUseLatest": true|false,
        "group": 1,
        "ignore": [
          "README.md",
          "docs/*.md"
        ]
      }
    ]
  },
  "dataTables": [
    {
      "name": "weekly_programs",
      "title": "Weekly Programs",
      "publicAccess": true,
      "icon": "CalendarAlt",
      "schemaFile": "db/weekly.schema.json",
      "uiSchemaFile": "db/weekly.uischema.json",
      "optionsFile": "db/weekly.options.json"
    }
  ]
}

License

Copyright (c) 2020-present Amrayn Web Services
Copyright (c) 2020-present @abumusamq

https://amrayn.com
https://github.com/amrayn/

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at

    http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.

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Package last updated on 02 Dec 2020

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