Our deployments can be found on Pypi.
pip install --user kaas-cli
or
sudo pip install kaas-cli
Prerequisites: python >= 3.10, pip >= 20.0.2, poetry >= 1.3.2.
To install the package using pip, start by building from Source
make build
pip install dist/*.whl
Configure the CLI by copying the example environment file and setting up the necessary environment variables:
cp .flaskenv.example .flaskenv
Then, edit the .flaskenv file to match your settings.
After installing the dependencies with poetry install, you can spawn a shell using poetry shell, or alternatively, use make:
make shell
kaas-cli hello
kaas-cli --version
To verify the installation, run kaas-cli hello. If you see the message Hello World!, the CLI is set up correctly.
For detailed usage instructions of the kaas-cli tool, please refer to the official documentation.
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We found that kaas-cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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