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heroku-cli-addons
Advanced tools
This re-implements the heroku addons [--app APP|--all]
command in Node with a
new UX which aims to make the concepts clearer and the relationships between
them more accessible.
Example output:
$ heroku addons -a addons-reports
Add-on Plan Price
────────────────────────────────── ──────────────────────────────── ───────────────────────────
flowing-tidily-5466 heroku-postgresql:kappa (billed to addons app)
├─ support-api::ADDONS_DATABASE
├─ ADDONS_DATABASE
├─ addons::HEROKU_POSTGRESQL_BLUE
└─ addons::DATABASE
practicing-nobly-1495 heroku-postgresql:premium-yanari $200/month
├─ DATABASE
├─ addons::ADDONS_REPORTS
└─ HEROKU_POSTGRESQL_SILVER
swimming-truly-2371 openredis:micro $8/month
└─ OPENREDIS
cooling-avidly-8928 ? (billed to vault-usage app)
└─ VAULT_USAGE
As an experiment, it also makes use of ANSI colours where appropriate, by highlighting reference types by consistent colours and dimming non-critical information:
$ git clone https://github.com/heroku/heroku-cli-addons.git heroku-cli-addons
$ cd heroku-cli-addons
$ npm install # dependencies
$ heroku plugins:link
If you run into any problems, open an issue. You can remove the plugin in the meantime if it's borked:
$ rm ~/.heroku/node_modules/heroku-cli-addons
$ npm install # install all dependencies
$ npm test # run the tests
$ npm version <major|minor|patch> # bump the version number and publish to npm
FAQs
`heroku addons:*` commands
We found that heroku-cli-addons demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 8 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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