clever-tools
Advanced tools
Deploy on Clever Cloud and control you applications, add-ons, services from command line.
Clever Tools are availables from many channels. The simpler way to install them, if you already have Node.js on your system, is through npm package manager:
npm install -g clever-tools
We also distribute binaries and packages for multiple systems and tools:
The clever-tools CLI comes with a comprehensive auto-completion system. Some installation methods through package managers will try to enable it automatically. If not, use this for bash:
clever --bash-autocomplete-script $(which clever) | sudo tee /usr/share/bash-completion/completions/clever
or that for zsh:
clever --zsh-autocomplete-script $(which clever) | sudo tee /usr/share/zsh/site-functions
To use clever-tools, you have to login.
clever login
It will open the Web console in your browser and reuse your existing session if you're already logged in.
clever login tries to open a browser through xdg-open on GNU/Linux systems (and in bash for windows).
Make sure you have xdg-utils available as well as a default browser set, or you can copy and paste the URL displayed in the console.
clever create <name> --type <type> \
[--region <region>] \
[--org <organisation>] \
[--alias <alias>]
Where type is one of:
docker: for Docker-based applicationsgo: for Go applicationsgradle: for applications launched with gradlehaskell: for haskell applicationsjar: for applications deployed as standalone jar filesmaven: for applications launched with mavenmeteor: for Meteor applications launched with Node.jsnode: for Node.js applicationsphp: for PHP applicationsplay1: for Play1 applicationsplay2: for Play2 applicationspython: for python27 and python3 applicationsruby: for ruby applicationsrust: for rust applicationssbt: for applications launched with SBTstatic-apache: for static (HTML only) websiteswar: for applications deployed as war filesWhere region is one of:
par (Paris, Clever Cloud)grahds (Gravelines, HDS servers, OVHcloud)rbx (Roubaix, OVHcloud)rbxhds (Roubaix, HDS servers, OVHcloud)scw (Paris, Scaleway DC5)mtl (Montreal, OVHcloud)sgp (Singapore, OVHcloud)syd (Sydney, OVHcloud)wsw (Warsaw, OVHcloud)--org allows you to chose the organisation in which your app is created.
--alias allows you to deploy the same application in multiple environments on Clever Cloud (eg: production, testing, …)
clever link [--org <ORG-NAME>] <APP-NAME> [--alias <alias>]
Where APP-NAME is the name of your application, and ORG-NAME is the name
of the organisation it's in. You can specify a complete application id instead
of its name (in that case, --org can be omitted).
clever deploy [--alias <alias>]
--alias allows you to deploy your application several times on Clever Cloud
(eg: production, testing, …)
clever status [--alias <alias>]
clever scale [--alias <alias>] [--min-flavor <minflavor>] [--max-flavor <maxflavor>] [--min-instances <mininstances>] [--max-instances <maxinstances>]
You can display help about each command with clever help.
clever help
clever help deploy
cd node_project
clever login
clever create "Node.js application" -t node -r mtl
clever deploy
Send us an email! or submit an issue.
This project uses GitHub Actions to build binaries, package them and release them automatically on the various repositories. If you want to know more or if you need to release a new version, please read RELEASE.md carefully.
This project is licensed under the Apache-2.0.
We're using a CJS bundled version of a file from curlconverter:
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Command Line Interface for Clever Cloud.
The npm package clever-tools receives a total of 1,652 weekly downloads. As such, clever-tools popularity was classified as popular.
We found that clever-tools demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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