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CLI for Mycloudapp

About MyCloudApps

Deploy your apps to the cloud quickly and easily with MyCloudApp. Get up and running in a few minutes.

Deploy everything from the command line, its so easy.

Highlights

  • Create an account from the command line
  • Deploy or Delete a Mongodb Database in seconds!!

Install

$ npm install -g mycloudapp

Usage

Create an Account

$ mycloudapp user register

You will be prompted to enter your email and a password.

Mycloudapp will return a token which you will use for authentication.

Deploy a Mongodb Database

$ mycloudapp mongodb deploy <name> <port>

where name is the name of your Mongodb Database and port is the port number.

Once created, the server details will be returned and you can connect to it and get going.

Its that easy!!.

Other Commands

List active Mongodb Apps

$ mycloudapp list apps mongodb

You will see a list of Mongodb apps that are active. The app id will also be displayed. This can be used to delete the database.

Delete a Mongodb Database

$ mycloudapp mongodb delete <id>

Get User Token

$ mycloudapp user token

You will need to enter you registered email and password. Once vaildated, your token will be displayed.

List Current Logged In User

$ mycloudapp user list

Change the Current Logged In User

$ mycloudapp user set <email> <token>

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Package last updated on 22 Oct 2017

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