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@egendata/cli

v0.3.1

Published

A simple CLI for running and developing against the egendata stack

Downloads

5

Readme

Egendata CLI

A simple CLI for running and developing against the egendata stack

Prerequisites

In order to run the cli, you need to install node.js and docker-compose.

node.js

docker

Install and run or just run

You can either install the cli as a global package and use the command egendata

npm install -g @egendata/cli
egendata --help

...or run it immediately via npx

npx @egendata/cli --help

All the examples assume the cli is installed. If you choose not to install the cli globally, just replace egendata with npx @egendata/cli.

Tunneling a local service

Command: egendata tunnel [flags] [start command]

This will use localtunnel.me to expose your service on the interwebs

egendata tunnel --port=4000 --subdomain=fooservice npm start

This will open a tunnel on https://fooservice.localtunnel.me pointing to http://localhost:4000. It will also call:

NODE_ENV=development CLIENT_ID=https://fooservice.localtunnel.me OPERATOR_URL=https://operator-test.dev.services.jtech.se/api PORT=4000 npm start

The Operator URL is that of the test Operator which can be used with the test build of the Egendata app.

Unsafe tunneling

...is of course not recommended but it is possible. Just add the --unsafe flag.

Running Egendata infrastructure locally

Commands:

  • egendata infra start

    This will spin up docker containers for:

    • Operator DB: postgres://postgresuser:postgrespasword@localhost:5432/egendata

    • Operator: http://[your-ip]:3000

    • Logging: elasticsearch apm viewable on http://localhost:5601

  • egendata infra stop

    This stops all docker containers started by egendata infra start

Flags

  • --no-log – No logging infrastructure

  • --no-operator – No Operator started - only Operator DB

  • --example – Starts the CV example site on http://[your-ip]:4000

  • --attach – Runs the containers attached to the terminal