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kinvey-cli
Advanced tools
Utility for deploying and managing FlexServices on Kinvey's FlexService Runtime
Utility for deploying and managing FlexServices on Kinvey's FlexService Runtime
npm install -g kinvey-cli
In your project directory, run kinvey config
to set-up your project. The CLI will prompt for Kinvey credentials, app, and Internal Flex Service.
config [instance]
- set project options (including optional dedicated Kinvey instance name)deploy
- deploy the current project as an Internal Flex Service. You can check the status of a deploy using the job
command (more info below).status
- display the health status of an Internal Flex Servicehelp
- display usage information.list
- list the configured Internal Flex Services for the current app.logs [from] [to]
- query logs for this Internal Flex Service
<runtime id> <timestamp> - <message>
ac7df839104d 2016-02-23T20:00:29.334Z - hello world
logout
- clears Kinvey session data and project settingsjob <id>
- return the status of a deploy
command.-e, --email <e-mail>
- e-mail address of your Kinvey account.--host <host>
- set host of the Kinvey service.-p, --password <password>
- password of your Kinvey account.-s, --silent
- do not output anything.-c, --suppress-version-check
- do not check for package updates.-v, --verbose
- output debug messages.The Kinvey CLI supports one-time session creation using the -e
and -p
(and optionally --host
) flags. Set these parameters explicitly in your calls if you are unable to init with kinvey config
.
Run any command with the -v
(--verbose
) flag to see what is going on when executing a command. If problems persist, please contact Kinvey. In any case, make sure you have configured your project using the config
command before attempting to execute any other commands.
See the Changelog for a list of changes.
Copyright (c) 2016, Kinvey, Inc. All rights reserved.
This software is licensed to you under the Kinvey terms of service located at
http://www.kinvey.com/terms-of-use. By downloading, accessing and/or using this
software, you hereby accept such terms of service (and any agreement referenced
therein) and agree that you have read, understand and agree to be bound by such
terms of service and are of legal age to agree to such terms with Kinvey.
This software contains valuable confidential and proprietary information of
KINVEY, INC and is subject to applicable licensing agreements.
Unauthorized reproduction, transmission or distribution of this file and its
contents is a violation of applicable laws.
1.0.0 (2016-11-10)
kinvey job
kinvey config [instance]
config
command now prompts for a new service on every run (fixed prior bug where it did nothing if saved data was already present)kinvey-flex-sdk
(instead of kinvey-backend-sdk
)logs
command now takes optional runtime arguments (instead of prompting for log filters)kinvey config acme-us1
)status
command (no arg command) crashed if supplied with an argumentFAQs
Command-line utility for managing various aspects of your Kinvey account
We found that kinvey-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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