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@reactivehub/cli

v1.6.0

Published

Event Cli Tols

Downloads

1,269

Readme

Reactivehub Cli

Instalation

  1. Make sure you have Node.js and npm installed on your machine.

  2. Install the Reactivehub CLI tools.

  npm install -g @reactivehub/cli

All CLI commands will be available with the rhub command.

Authentication

  1. In order to use all CLI features you must be authenticated, for that, run the login command in your terminal:
  rhub login
  1. Access the admin console and follow the auth steps.

  2. Congratulations, you're all set!

Service Accounts

For security purposes, service accounts can only be added to your account in the admin console.

Commands

The command rhub --help list all available core commands, all action commands are available at the documentation page.

Command | Description ------------ | ------------- init | Create the .rhubrc configuration file. login | Authenticate to your Reactivehub account, you'll be redirect to the console admin to issue your auth code. add:event | Create a new event config YAML in the /events folder in the directory where the command was executed. add:filter | Add a new filter to an event. add:action {eventId} {filterId} {type} {action} | Add a Cloud Service action to an Event Filter. deploy | Deploy all events to your Reactivehub namespace API. test | Test your event YAML config.

Action Commands

Check the action documentation page to view all available commands.

Deploy

All events are deployed under your namespace ({namespace}.reactivehub.io/events), the rhub deploy command will check and send to our servers all the YAML configuration files under the /events foldes in the directory where the command was executed.