Command-line interface for developing with Mbed Linux
The Mbed Linux CLI is a toolbox for managing target devices running Mbed Linux.
Node.js > v8.10.0, which includes npm v3
The CLI is distributed using npm. To install the tool globally:
$ npm install -g mbl-cli
$ mbl-cli <command> [arguments]
Discover connected Mbed Linux devices and allow the user to select one for further commands.
$ mbl-cli select
Obtain a shell on a device, optionally specifying the device address to use
$ mbl-cli shell [address]
Run a remote command on a device, optionally specifying the device address to use
$ mbl-cli run <command> [address]
Copy a file from a device, optionally specifying the device address to use
$ mbl-cli get <src> <dest> [address]
Copy a file to a device, optionally specifying the device address to use
$ mbl-cli put <src> <dest> [address]
Application management commands.
$ mbl-cli app <command> [address]
Commands:
Start the application on a device.
$ mbl-cli app start [address]
Stop the application on a device.
$ mbl-cli app stop [address]
Restart the application on a device.
$ mbl-cli app restart [address]
FAQs
Command-line interface for developing with Mbed Linux OS
The npm package mbl-cli receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, mbl-cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that mbl-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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