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Kinvey CLI is a utility for managing various aspects of your Kinvey account from the command line. Its features include:
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Kinvey CLI is distributed as an NPM package. After you install NPM, run the following command to download and install Kinvey CLI.
npm install -g kinvey-cli
kinvey <command> [args] [options]
init
Prompts you to provide account credentials and instance ID and creates a new working profile for you based on the information you provided. Command-line options that specify the same data are ignored.
profile create <name> [profile information]
Creates a profile with the specified name. You can specify the profile information either at the command line as arguments or as environment variables. In the presence of command line argument, any values specified through environment variables are ignored.
profile list
Lists all existing profiles. Profiles are saved under the user home.
profile login [name]
Re-authenticates a specified profile. If you omit the profile name, the active profile is used. Prompts for password and for two-factor authentication token if needed.
profile show [name]
Shows detailed information about the specified profile. If you omit the profile name, information about the active profile is shown.
profile use <name>
Sets an active profile.
profile delete [name]
Deletes the specified profile or the active one if you don't specify a profile name.
org apply
Applies org configuration file to the specified org or to the active one.
--org <organization>
Specifies a Kinvey organization by ID or name.
--file <file path>
Specifies path to an organization configuration file. Required.
org list
Lists all existing organizations within your Kinvey account.
org show
Shows detailed information about the specified organization or about the active one if you don't specify an organization. You can specify an organization by ID or name.
--org <organization>
Specifies a Kinvey organization by ID or name.
org use <org>
Sets the specified organization as active. You can specify an organization by ID or name.
org export
Exports to a file the specified org or the active one. The organization services and the organization apps along with their services are exported in separate configuration files in the respective 'applications' and 'services' directories.
--org <organization>
Specifies a Kinvey organization by ID or name.
--file <file path>
Specifies path to file. Required.
app create <name>
Creates an application in the specified organization or in the active one.
--org <organization>
Specifies a Kinvey organization by ID or name.
--file <file path>
Specifies path to an application configuration file.
app apply
Applies app configuration file to the specified app or to the active one.
--app <application>
Specifies a Kinvey app by ID or name.
--file <file path>
Specifies path to an application configuration file. Required.
app list
Lists all existing applications within your Kinvey account.
app show
Shows detailed information about the specified application or about the active one if you don't specify an application.
--app <application>
Specifies a Kinvey app by ID or name.
app use <app>
Sets the specified application as active. You can specify an application by ID or name.
app export
Exports to a file the specified app or the active one. Also exports the app environments and the app services in separate files in the corresponding 'environments' and 'services' directories
--app <application>
Specifies a Kinvey app by ID or name.
--file <file path>
Specifies path to file. Required.
app delete
Deletes the specified application or the active one if you don't specify an application. You will be prompted for confirmation unless you set the --no-prompt flag.
--app <application>
Specifies a Kinvey app by ID or name.
--no-prompt
Do not ask for confirmation.
appenv create <name>
Creates an environment within the active application. To use a different application, specify it using --app.
--app <application>
Specifies a Kinvey app by ID or name.
--file <file path>
Specifies path to an app environment configuration file.
appenv apply
Applies configuration (defined in file) to the specified environment or to the active one if you don't specify an environment. You can specify an environment by ID or name. By default, the command searches inside the active application but you can specify a different application using --app.
--app <application>
Specifies a Kinvey app by ID or name.
--env <environment>
Specifies a Kinvey app environment by ID or name.
--file <file path>
Specifies path to an app environment configuration file. Required.
appenv show
Shows detailed information about the specified environment or about the active one if you don't specify an environment. By default, the command searches inside the active application but you can specify a different application using --app.
--env <environment>
Specifies a Kinvey app environment by ID or name.
--app <application>
Specifies a Kinvey app by ID or name.
appenv use <env>
Sets the specified environment as active. By default, the command searches inside the active application but you can specify a different application using --app.
--app <application>
Specifies a Kinvey app by ID or name.
appenv export
Exports to a file the specified app environment or the active one.
--env <environment>
Specifies a Kinvey app environment by ID or name.
--app <application>
Specifies a Kinvey app by ID or name.
--file <file path>
Specifies path to file. Required.
appenv delete
Deletes the specified environment or the active one if you don't specify an environment. By default, the command searches inside the active application but you can specify a different application using --app. You will be prompted for confirmation unless you set the --no-prompt flag.
--env <environment>
Specifies a Kinvey app environment by ID or name.
--app <application>
Specifies a Kinvey app by ID or name.
--no-prompt
Do not ask for confirmation.
coll create <name>
Creates a collection within the active application and environment. You can specify another pair of application and environment using the --app and --env options.
--app <application>
Specifies a Kinvey app by ID or name. Requires --env.
--env <environment>
Specifies a Kinvey app environment by ID or name.
coll list
Lists all existing collections within the active application and environment. You can specify another pair of application and environment using the --app and --env options.
--app <application>
Specifies a Kinvey app by ID or name. Requires --env.
--env <environment>
Specifies a Kinvey app environment by ID or name.
coll delete <coll>
Deletes a collection by name within the active application and environment. You can specify another pair of application and environment using the --app and --env options. You will be prompted for confirmation unless you set the --no-prompt flag.
--app <application>
Specifies a Kinvey app by ID or name. Requires --env.
--env <environment>
Specifies a Kinvey app environment by ID or name.
--no-prompt
Do not ask for confirmation.
service create <name>
Creates a service within an organization (either --org <organization>must be specified or active org must be set).
--org <organization>
Specifies a Kinvey organization by ID or name.
--file <file path>
Specifies path to a service configuration file. Required.
service apply
Applies a service configuration file to the specified service.
--service <service>
Specifies service ID.
--file <file path>
Specifies path to a service configuration file. Required.
service export
Exports the specified service to a file.
--service <service>
Specifies service ID.
--file <file path>
Specifies path to file. Required.
flex init
Configures Kinvey CLI to work with a specific Flex service and service environment combination through prompts. This command is designed to be executed in a Node.js project directory where it creates a .kinvey configuration file. Information within the file is saved per profile. Each successive execution in the same directory overwrites the respective profile section in the configuration file. This command requires that either an active profile is set or a profile is specified using the --profile option. Profile data options such as --email, --password, and --instanceId are ignored if specified.
flex create <service_name>
Creates an internal flex service with the specified name along with a service environment. You need to specify an organization using --org <organization> option or set an active one.
--org <organization>
Specifies a Kinvey organization by ID or name.
--secret <secret>
Specifies a shared secret of your choice (minimum 2 characters, no leading or trailing whitespaces). If you skip this option, a random shared secret is generated for you. In the latter case, Kinvey CLI will pass the secret automatically to the Flex Runtime and print it on the screen for your information.
--env <service environment name>
Specifies a name for the default service environment that will be created with the service. The name will be set to Development if you omit this option.
--vars, --set-vars <environment variables>
Specifies environment variables to set. Specify either as a comma-separated list of key-value pairs (key1=value1,key2=value2) or in stringified JSON format.
--runtime <node6|node8|node10|node12>
Specifies major Node.js version to run the project on. The minor and patch versions will vary depending on the latest Flex Runtime updates. Defaults to the Kinvey-recommended Node.js version.
flex deploy
Deploys the current project to the Kinvey FlexService Runtime, using the current service and service environment combination, which is the one you initiated last on the current profile. To use a different service, specify its service ID.
--service <service>
Specifies service ID.
--env <service environment>
Specifies a service environment by ID or name.
--replace-vars <environment variables>
Overwrite the full set of existing environment variables with a new set. Specify either as a comma-separated list of key-value pairs (key1=value1,key2=value2) or in stringified JSON format.
--set-vars <environment variables>
Specifies environment variables to set. If any of the variables already exist on the server, they are overwritten without prompt. Specify either as a comma-separated list of key-value pairs (key1=value1,key2=value2) or in stringified JSON format.
--runtime <node6|node8|node10|node12>
Specifies major Node.js version to run the project on. The minor and patch versions will vary depending on the latest Flex Runtime updates. Defaults to the Kinvey-recommended Node.js version.
flex status
Displays the health of the current Flex service and service environment combination, which is the one you initiated last on the current profile, as well as version information, runtime information, deployment status, etc. To get the status of a different service, specify its service ID.
--service <service>
Specifies service ID.
--env <service environment>
Specifies a service environment by ID or name.
flex show
Shows info about a service environment.
--service <service>
Specifies service ID.
--env <service environment>
Specifies a service environment by ID or name.
flex list
Lists all Flex services for a certain organization, excluding external Flex services. Specify an organization using --org <organization>. If you skip specifying the --org option, the command lists the services within the organization you've configured as part of running flex init. If the project is not configured, then the command uses the active organization. In addition to the global options, this command supports the following options:
--org <organization>
Specifies a Kinvey organization by ID or name.
flex logs
Retrieves and displays logs for the current Flex service environment. Log calls return 100 entries by default and can return up to 2,000 entries. Logs are displayed in the following format: <runtime id> <timestamp> - <message>. Combine with the paging and limiting options to narrow down your search. Logs for external Flex Services are not returned. In addition to the global options, this command supports the following options:
--service <service>
Specifies service ID.
--env <service environment>
Specifies a service environment by ID or name.
--from
Timestamp specifying the beginning of a period for which you want to fetch log entries, in ISO 8601 format.
--number
Number of entries to fetch, i.e. page size. The default is 100, the maximum allowed is 2000.
--page
Page number to fetch. The first page is indexed 1.
--to
Timestamp specifying the end of a period for which you want to fetch log entries, in ISO 8601 format.
flex update
Updates environment variables and/or runtime environment of the current Flex service environment, which is the one you initiated last on the current profile. To specify a different service, use --service. The command causes restart/rebuild of the service.
--service <service>
Specifies service ID.
--env <service environment>
Specifies a service environment by ID or name.
--replace-vars <environment variables>
Overwrite the full set of existing environment variables with a new set. Specify either as a comma-separated list of key-value pairs (key1=value1,key2=value2) or in stringified JSON format.
--set-vars <environment variables>
Specifies environment variables to set. If any of the variables already exist on the server, they are overwritten without prompt. Specify either as a comma-separated list of key-value pairs (key1=value1,key2=value2) or in stringified JSON format.
--runtime <node6|node8|node10|node12>
Specifies major Node.js version to run the project on. The minor and patch versions will vary depending on the latest Flex Runtime updates. Defaults to the Kinvey-recommended Node.js version.
flex recycle
Recycles the current Flex service environment, which is the one you initiated last on the current profile. To recycle a different service, specify its service ID.
--service <service>
Specifies service ID.
--env <service environment>
Specifies a service environment by ID or name.
flex delete
Deletes the current Flex service, including all service environments inside it. The current service is the one you initiated last on the current profile. To delete a different service, specify its service ID. You will be prompted for confirmation unless you set the --no-prompt flag.
--service <service>
Specifies service ID.
--no-prompt
Do not ask for confirmation.
flex clear
When executed in a Node.js project directory, this command removes the current Flex Service configuration from the project.
website create <name>
Create a website. You need to specify an organization or set the active one.
--org <organization>
Specifies a Kinvey organization by ID or name.
--historyApiRouting
Enables server support for History API routing.
--indexPage <index-page>
Specifies index page.
--errorPage <error-page>
Specifies error page. Not allowed if --historyApiRouting is also specified.
website list
List websites.
website show
Shows info for the specified website.
--website <website>
Website ID/name. Required.
website deploy
Deploy your website.
--website <website>
Website ID/name. Required.
--path <path>
Path to file or directory. Required.
--force
Skip client-side validation - deploy even if there are no files for index page and/or error page.
website publish
Publish your website - enable public access or change domain name.
--website <website>
Website ID/name. Required.
--domainName <domain-name>
Domain name. Required.
website status
Status of the specified website.
--website <website>
Website ID/name. Required.
website unpublish
Unpublish your website - disable public access.
--website <website>
Website ID/name. Required.
website delete
Deletes the specified website.
--website <website>
Website ID/name. Required.
--no-prompt
Do not ask for confirmation.
help
Prints general usage instructions. For detailed command usage instruction, use the --help option with the command.
You can add a global option to every Kinvey CLI command to get the described behavior. The only exceptions are --email, --password, --instance-id and --2fa which get ignored when added to a command that is designed to prompt for this information.
--2fa <2fa-token>
Two-factor authentication token. Applicable when two-factor authentication is enabled.
--email <e-mail>
Email address of your Kinvey account.
--help, -h
When used after a kinvey-cli command, shows its usage instructions.
--instance-id <instance ID>
ID (e.g., kvy-us2) or full hostname (e.g., https://kvy-us2-manage.kinvey.com/) of a Kinvey instance. It has a default value of kvy-us1 (or https://manage.kinvey.com/) which most customers should use. If you are a customer on a dedicated Kinvey instance, enter your dedicated instance ID.
--no-color
Disable colors.
--output <format>
Output format. Valid choices: json.
--password <password>
Password for your Kinvey account.
--profile <profile>
Profile to use.
--version
Prints the version number of kinvey-cli.
--silent
Suppresses any output. Useful for scripting.
--suppress-version-check
Prevents Kinvey CLI to check for new versions, which normally happens each execution.
--verbose
Prints additional debug messages.
Use environment variables to specify profile information for the profile create command when you don't want to specify it at the command line. Keep in mind that any values specified at the command line take precedence over the environment variable values.
Command-specific options can also be specified as environment variables. You just need to prefix the name of the option with KINVEY_CLI_. For example, --no-prompt becomes KINVEY_CLI_NO_PROMPT as environment variable.
KINVEY_CLI_EMAIL
Email address of your Kinvey account.
KINVEY_CLI_PASSWORD
Password for your Kinvey account.
KINVEY_CLI_INSTANCE_ID
ID (e.g., kvy-us2) or full hostname (e.g., https://kvy-us2-manage.kinvey.com/) of a Kinvey instance. It has a default value of kvy-us1 (or https://manage.kinvey.com/) which most customers should use. If you are a customer on a dedicated Kinvey instance, enter your dedicated instance ID.
KINVEY_CLI_2FA
Two-factor authentication token.
KINVEY_CLI_PROFILE
Profile to use.
Kinvey CLI also supports these universal environment variables:
HTTPS_PROXY/https_proxy
Routes all Kinvey CLI requests through the specified proxy server.
Kinvey CLI comes with a two-stage help system. You can either call the help command to see an overview of the available commands or request details about a command usage with the -h flag.
kinvey help
kinvey flex -h
kinvey flex logs -h
Kinvey CLI requires you to authenticate. The fastest way to get started is to run the kinvey init command. It prompts for credentials and hostname and creates a working profile for you, which stores the provided settings for future executions.
Note that you only need to specify an instance ID if you are on a dedicated Kinvey instance. Otherwise just press Enter to continue.
When prompted for Profile name, enter a name for your new working profile that Kinvey CLI will create for you. Kinvey CLI will use this profile automatically for future executions as long as it is the only profile on the system. You can create new profiles and select an active profile if you need to.
$ kinvey init
? E-mail john.doe@kinvey.com
? Password ***********
? Instance ID (optional) kvy-us1
? Profile name dev
You can run kinvey init from any directory as it always writes your new profile in your home directory.
Next, you need to configure Kinvey CLI to connect to a Flex Service that you've already created using the Kinvey Console or through kinvey flex create <service-name>.
For the following commands, you need to switch to the Node.js project directory that you will be deploying as a Flex Service as the configuration they create and read is project-specific.
cd <node.js project dir>
kinvey flex init
Through a series of prompts, this command will ask you for an organization in which to operate and a Flex Service to deploy to.
Finally, you are ready to deploy your Node.js project as a Flex Service.
kinvey flex deploy
Alongside the deploy you can set environment variables for your service. If both names and values are void of the equality sign (=) and comma (,), you can use the shorthand syntax:
kinvey flex deploy --set-vars "MY_APP_A=valueA,MY_APP_B=valueB"
Otherwise you need to specify environment variables in stringified JSON format:
kinvey flex deploy --set-vars "{\"MY_APP_A\":[\"value 1\", \"value 2\"], \"MY_APP_B\":\"valueB\"}"
Note: Kinvey CLI sends binary data (content type "multipart/form-data") during the deploy process. The deploy job will fail if traffic of this type is blocked within your network.
Another way to create working profiles, besides running kinvey init, is invoking kinvey profile create <name>. You can choose between providing the credentials at the command line or as preset environment variables.
kinvey profile create dev --email john.doe@kinvey.com --password john'sPassword --instanceId kvy-us2
You can create multiple profiles and specify which one to use at the command line.
kinvey flex init --profile dev
If you don't want to specify a profile every time, you can set one as active and it will be used for future executions:
kinvey profile use dev
Note: If you have a single profile, you can skip setting it as active as well as providing it as a command line option. It will be used if no other credentials are provided.
As part of creating a working profile, the authentication token provided by Kinvey is stored locally. This token will be used to authenticate future command executions until it expires. At that point, you need to reenter your password or recreate the profile to keep working with Kinvey CLI. Run kinvey profile login to reenter your password. You can recreate the profile by providing the profile name to kinvey init or kinvey profile create.
Every command that requires authentication can take credentials and a hostname as command line options. If a hostname is not provided, its default value is used.
kinvey flex status --service <service-id> --email <email> --password <password>
You can also provide the same information through environment variables before running the command.
Linux, macOS
export KINVEY_CLI_EMAIL=<email>
export KINVEY_CLI_PASSWORD=<password>
export KINVEY_CLI_INSTANCE_ID=<instance ID>
Windows
set KINVEY_CLI_EMAIL=<email>
set KINVEY_CLI_PASSWORD=<password>
set KINVEY_CLI_INSTANCE_ID=<instance ID>
For the Kinvey CLI commands that require passing configuration values, the following precedence order applies.
Kinvey CLI supports two output formats: plain text and JSON. Both are printed on the screen unless you redirect the output using shell syntax.
Plain text is printed by default. Depending on the command, it produces tabular data or a simple message stating that the action has completed successfully.
The JSON output format is suitable for cases where the output must be handled programmatically. It could be further processed using a tool like jq (command-line JSON processor). You can run any command with --output json. The output will then have the following format:
{
"result": [result]
}
Flex projects that you deploy run server-side on the Flex Runtime which represents a preconfigured Node.js environment. When creating a project and later when running it, you can select a Node.js version for the project to run on using the --runtime option. To see the available runtime versions, run kinvey flex deploy --help.
The runtime selection is limited to the major Node.js version. The minor and patch versions are always determined by the Flex Runtime.
New Flex services deploy on the Kinvey-recommended Node.js version unless otherwise specified.
After you deploy a Flex project, it remains on the same Node.js version until you upgrade it to a new major version or Kinvey decides to upgrade the project's runtime to a more recent minor and patch version because of security or efficiency reasons.
Kinvey CLI supports the universal environment variables HTTPS_PROXY and https_proxy for routing commands through a proxy server. Set it if you are using a proxy.
export HTTPS_PROXY=proxy.local
Kinvey CLI supports the usage of configuration files (JSON format) to enable configuring certain aspects of the backend.
Organizations can be modified by applying an organization configuration file. The file can contain applications and org-level services.
Applications can be created and modified by applying an application configuration file. The file can contain app environments.
Environments can be created and modified by applying an environment configuration file. The file can contain: environment-related settings, collections, business logic, roles, push settings.
Services can be created and modified by applying a service configuration file. Supported services: internal flex, external flex, REST, Sharepoint, Salesforce, MS SQL, ProgressData, DataDirect, Rapid health.
The environment configuration file can be used to create a brand new environment or to modify an existing one. It is easiest to generate the file by 'exporting' an existent environment and making the necessary modifications. To export an environment run:
kinvey appenv export (--file <file-path>) [--env <env>] [--app <app>]
Alternatively, the environment template beneath can be used and modified as needed.
To create an environment from a configuration file run:
kinvey appenv create <envName> (--file <file-path>) (--app <AppNameOrID>)
To apply a configuration file to an existent environment run:
kinvey appenv apply [--file <file-path>] (-env <env>) (--app <app>)
Before an environment config file gets applied a check will be executed to verify JSON is valid and parameter values are allowed. If the check passes successfully, Kinvey CLI will start applying the changes. In the case of a new environment it will simply try to create all the entities described in the file.
When the file is being applied to an existent environment then existent entities could be updated and new ones can be created. The CLI won't delete any entities even if they are not included in the file. Hence, if you want to create new endpoints but don't want to modify any existent collections for example, then you can exclude them from the configuration to have the file being applied faster.
Config files generated by the export command contain only the name of the iOS push notification certificate, and not the actual certificate. To apply the exported config file and have valid push settings, you need to replace push.ios.certificateFilename with push.ios.certificateFilePath - the path to the actual certificate on your machine. Another alternative is removing the push.ios field - however, this means that the iOS push settings won't be applied or will be removed if the config file is applied to an environment with configured iOS push settings.
If an error occurs, the CLI stops applying the file and outputs the error message.
{
"schemaVersion": "1.0.0",
"configType": "environment",
"settings": {
"apiVersion": 3,
"emailVerification": {
"required": false
}
},
"collections": {
"myCollection": {
"type": "internal",
"permissions": "shared"
},
"anotherCollection": {
"type": "external",
"permissions": "shared",
"service": "awesomeService",
"serviceEnvironment": "development",
"serviceObject": "awesomeServiceObject"
}
},
"commonCode": {
"my-common-code": {
"code": "var commonLogic = {};\ncommonLogic.print = function print(msg) {\n console.log(msg);\n};"
},
"another-common-code": {
"codeFile": "./another-common-code.js"
}
},
"collectionHooks": {
"myCollection": {
"onPreSave": {
"type": "internal",
"code": "function onPreSave(request, response, modules) {\n response.continue();\n}"
},
"onPostSave": {
"type": "external",
"service": "awesomeService",
"serviceEnvironment": "development",
"handlerName": "awesomeHandler"
}
}
},
"customEndpoints": {
"myEndpoint": {
"type": "internal",
"codeFile": "./my-endpoint.js",
"schedule": {
"start": "2019-07-22T16:35:00Z",
"interval": "5-minutes"
}
},
"anotherEndpoint": {
"type": "external",
"service": "awesomeService",
"serviceEnvironment": "development",
"handlerName": "anotherHandler"
}
},
"roles": {
"Intern": { "description": "Interns" },
"Employee": { "description": "Employees" }
},
"groups": {
"myGroup": {
"description": "Description here",
"groups": [ "otherGroup" ]
},
"otherGroup": {
"description": "Part of 'myGroup'"
}
},
"push": {
"android": {
"senderId": "id123",
"apiKey": "key123"
},
"ios": {
"production": false,
"certificateFilePath": "./mycertdev.p12"
}
}
}
schemaVersion The schema version the CLI supports. Required. Current: 1.0.0
configType environment|service The configuration type. Required.
settings Environment settings. Optional.
settings.apiVersion The default REST API version for this env.
settings.emailVerification Options regarding email verification for users of this environment. Optional.
settings.emailVerification.required true|false If true, users who have not verified their email will not be able to access the environment. Required.
settings.emailVerification.auto true|false If true, automatically send a email verification request to all new users created within the environment. Optional.
settings.emailVerification.since ISO-8601 date. If specified, any user created before this date will not need a verified email in order to access the environment. Optional.
settings.passwordReset Password reset URL. Optional.
collections Environment collections. Optional. Object. Each first-level property is the name of a collection and contains an object describing this collection.
collections.[collectionName].type internal|external If external, then the collection is backed by a flex service. Required.
collections.[collectionName].permissions Collections permissions. Required. Could be a string or an object. Allowed string values: private, full, shared, read-only. To specify roles, use an object in the following format:
"permissions": {
[roleName]: {
[operation]: [accessType]
}
}
where operation is one of: create, read, update, delete
and accessType is one of: never, always, grant, entity
To specify the built-in All users role, use all-users.
Example:
"permissions": {
"all-users": {
"read": "always"
},
"Employee": {
"create": "always",
"read": "always",
"update": "always",
"delete": "grant"
}
}
collections.[collectionName].service Service to connect the collection to. Either service name or ID. Collection type must be set to 'external'.
collections.[collectionName].serviceEnvironment Service environment to connect the collection to. Collection type must be set to 'external'.
collections.[collectionName].serviceObject Service object. Collection type must be set to 'external'.
commonCode Common code functions. Optional. An object where each first-level property is the name of the common code script.
commonCode.[commonCodeName].code Code. Either code or codeFile must be set.
commonCode.[commonCodeName].codeFile Path to code - relative or absolute. Either code or codeFile must be set.
collectionHooks Collection hooks. Optional. An object where each first-level property is the name of a collection.
collectionHooks.[collectionName].[hookName] onPreSave|onPreFetch|onPreDelete|onPreLogin|onPreInsert|onPreUpdate|onPostSave|onPostFetch|onPostUpdate|onPostInsert|onPostDelete|onLoginFailure|onLoginFailure Hook type.
collectionHooks.[collectionName].[hookName].type internal|external External if a service is involved. Required.
collectionHooks.[collectionName].[hookName].code Code. Either code or codeFile can be set.
collectionHooks.[collectionName].[hookName].codeFile Path to code - relative or absolute. Either code or codeFile can be set.
collectionHooks.[collectionName].[hookName].service Service to use. Collection hook type must be set to 'external'.
collectionHooks.[collectionName].[hookName].serviceEnvironment Service environment to use. Collection hook type must be set to 'external'.
collectionHooks.[collectionName].[hookName].handlerName Handler name. Collection hook type must be set to 'external'.
customEndpoints Custom endpoints. Optional. Object where each first-level property is the name of an endpoint.
customEndpoints.[endpointName].type internal|external External if a service is involved. Required.
customEndpoints.[endpointName].code Code. Either code or codeFile can be set.
customEndpoints.[endpointName].codeFile Path to code - relative or absolute. Either code or codeFile can be set.
customEndpoints.[endpointName].service Service to use. Endpoint type must be set to 'external'.
customEndpoints.[endpointName].serviceEnvironment Service environment to use. Endpoint type must be set to 'external'.
customEndpoints.[endpointName].handlerName Handler name. Endpoint type must be set to 'external'.
customEndpoints.[endpointName].schedule Object describing how to schedule the endpoint. Optional.
customEndpoints.[endpointName].schedule.start The code will be scheduled to start running at this date and time. ISO-8601 datetime. Required.
customEndpoints.[endpointName].schedule.interval weekly|daily|hourly|30-minutes|10-minutes|5-minutes|1-minute At what intervals to execute the code. Optional.
roles Roles. Optional. Object where each first-level property is the name of a role.
roles.[roleName].description Role description. String. Optional.
groups Groups. Optional. Object where each first-level property is the ID of a group. For example if the name is 'My group', then an appropriate ID could be 'myGroup' or 'my-group'.
groups.[groupId].name Name. Optional.
groups.[groupId].description Description. Optional.
groups.[groupId].groups Nested groups. Optional. An array of other groups IDs.
push Push notifications settings. Optional. Object.
push.android Object describing Android settings. Optional.
push.android.senderId Sender ID. Required.
push.android.apiKey API Key. Required.
push.ios Object describing iOS settings. Optional.
push.ios.production true|false If false, then it is a development certificate. Required.
push.ios.certificateFilePath Path to certificate - relative or absolute. Required.
push.ios.password Certificate password. Optional.
The service configuration file can be used to create a brand new service or to modify an existing one (excluding Auth services).
To create a service from a configuration file run:
kinvey service create <serviceName> <file-path> [--org OrgNameOrId]
The service will be accessible only to the chosen organization and its apps.
To apply a configuration file to an existent service run:
kinvey service apply [--file <file-path>] [--service <service-ID>]
When a new internal flex service is created the CLI will attempt a deploy if sourcePath is set to the project root directory.
When an existent internal flex service is updated and sourcePath is set, the CLI will attempt to deploy only if the version defined in package.json is higher then the cloud version. Otherwise, deployment procedure will be skipped.
The following service templates can be used and modified as needed:
flex-internal service sample config file{
"schemaVersion": "1.0.0",
"configType": "service",
"type": "flex-internal",
"environments": {
"dev": {
"secret": "123",
"description": "Some description here",
"environmentVariables": {
"MY_KEY": "my value"
}
}
}
}
data-rest service sample config file{
"schemaVersion": "1.0.0",
"configType": "service",
"type": "data-rest",
"environments": {
"Default": {
"host": "http://www.test.com",
"authentication": {
"type": "None",
"credentials": {
"mapTo": {
"decode": false
}
},
"loginOptions": {
"type": "noLogin",
"headers": {},
"querystring": {},
"body": {}
}
},
"connectionOptions": {
"strictSSL": false,
"rejectUnauthorized": false,
"headers": {},
"querystring": {}
},
"mapping": {
"users": {
"sourceObject": {
"primaryKey": {
"type": "string",
"name": "Id"
},
"endpoint": "/users",
"httpMethod": "GET",
"queryMapping": {
"query": "header"
},
"querystring": {
"query_param_name": "query_param_value"
},
"headers": {
"header_name": "header_value"
}
},
"fields": [
{
"kinveyFieldMapping": "username",
"sourceFieldMapping": "username"
},
{
"kinveyFieldMapping": "_id",
"sourceFieldMapping": "userId"
}
],
"methods": {
"getAll": {
"isEnabled": true
},
"getById": {
"isEnabled": false
},
"insert": {
"isEnabled": true
},
"update": {
"isEnabled": false
},
"deleteById": {
"isEnabled": false
},
"deleteByQuery": {
"isEnabled": false
},
"getCount": {
"isEnabled": true
},
"getCountByQuery": {
"isEnabled": false
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
schemaVersion The schema version the CLI supports. Required. Current: 1.0.0
configType environment|service The configuration type. Required.
type flex-internal|flex-external|data-rest|data-sharepoint|data-salesforce|data-mssql|data-progress|data-direct|data-health Service type. Required.
description Service description. String. Optional.
environments Service environments. Object where each first-level property is the name of a service environment. Optional.
environments.[envName].secret Shared secret to use when communicating with the service. Аpplicable and required for 'flex-internal' and 'flex-external'
environments.[envName].host URI pointing to the service server's location. Required for all service types except 'flex-internal' and 'data-health'.
environments.[envName].sourcePath Path to source code - relative or absolute. Optional. Applicable when type is 'flex-internal'.
environments.[envName].runtime The nodejs version of the runtime. Optional. The value must be one of [node6, node8, node10, node12]. Applicable when type is 'flex-internal'.
environments.[envName].authentication Authentication type and credentials. Object. Optional. Applicable for 'data-rest', 'data-sharepoint', 'data-salesforce', 'data-mssql', 'data-progress', 'data-direct' and 'data-health' service types
environments.[envName].connectionOptions Connection options. Object. Optional. Applicable for 'data-rest', 'data-sharepoint', 'data-salesforce', 'data-mssql', 'data-progress', 'data-direct' and 'data-health' service types.
environments.[envName].mapping Contains the source object, the source fields mapping and the supported operations. Object. Optional. Applicable for 'data-rest', 'data-sharepoint', 'data-salesforce', 'data-mssql', 'data-progress', 'data-direct' and 'data-health' service types.
environments.[envName].version The version of the source server. Object. Optional. Applicable when type is 'data-sharepoint' or 'data-mssql'.
environments.[envName].environmentVariables Environment variables. Object. Optional. Applicable when type is 'flex-internal'.
Run any command with the --verbose flag to receive more detailed information about a command execution.
Kinvey CLI is a subject to the following caveats:
InvalidCredentials error. It may mean that the session token has expired. See Authentication Token Expiration for details.package.json before redeploying.If problems persist, contact Kinvey.
Kinvey CLI version 4.1.0 introduces support for environments inside Flex services coinciding with the release of this feature on the backend. When upgrading from a previous Kinvey CLI version, have the following caveats in mind:
flex init interactive command prompts for service environment selection in version 4.1.0 and later if the service contains multiple environments.flex init with a Kinvey CLI version predating 4.1.0 do not contain a service environment ID. Therefore:
flex init command on these projects.--env.--service must include --env if the service has multiple environments. You can omit --env if the service has a single environment.See the Changelog for a list of changes.
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