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@upstash/cli

v0.3.0

Published

CLI for Upstash resources.

Downloads

753

Readme

Upstash CLI

Manage Upstash resources in your terminal or CI.

GitHub release (latest SemVer) Downloads/week

Installation

npm

You can install upstash's cli directly from npm

npm i -g @upstash/cli

It will be added as upstash to your system's path.

Compiled binaries:

upstash is also available from the releases page compiled for windows, linux and mac (both intel and m1).

Usage

> upstash

  Usage:   upstash    
  Version: development

  Description:

    Official cli for Upstash products

  Options:

    -h, --help               - Show this help.                                                                           
    -V, --version            - Show the version number for this program.                                                 
    -c, --config   <string>  - Path to .upstash.json file

  Commands:

    auth   - Login and logout                   
    redis  - Manage redis database instances    
    team   - Manage your teams and their members

  Environment variables:

    UPSTASH_EMAIL    <string>  - The email you use on upstash
    UPSTASH_API_KEY  <string>  - The api key from upstash

Authentication

When running upstash for the first time, you should log in using upstash auth login. Provide your email and an api key. See here for how to get a key.

As an alternative to logging in, you can provide UPSTASH_EMAIL and UPSTASH_API_KEY as environment variables.

Usage

Let's create a new redis database:

> upstash redis create --name=my-db --region=eu-west-1
  Database has been created

  database_id          a3e25299-132a-45b9-b026-c73f5a807859
  database_name        my-db
  database_type        Pay as You Go
  region               eu-west-1
  type                 paid
  port                 37090
  creation_time        1652687630
  state                active
  password             88ae6392a1084d1186a3da37fb5f5a30
  user_email           [email protected]
  endpoint             eu1-magnetic-lacewing-37090.upstash.io
  edge                 false
  multizone            false
  rest_token           AZDiASQgYTNlMjUyOTktMTMyYS00NWI5LWIwMjYtYzczZjVhODA3ODU5ODhhZTYzOTJhMTA4NGQxMTg2YTNkYTM3ZmI1ZjVhMzA=
  read_only_rest_token ApDiASQgYTNlMjUyOTktMTMyYS00NWI5LWIwMjYtYzczZjVhODA3ODU5O_InFjRVX1XHsaSjq1wSerFCugZ8t8O1aTfbF6Jhq1I=


  You can visit your database details page: https://console.upstash.com/redis/a3e25299-132a-45b9-b026-c73f5a807859

  Connect to your database with redis-cli: redis-cli -u redis://88ae6392a1084d1186a3da37fb5f5a30@eu1-magnetic-lacewing-37090.upstash.io:37090

Output

Most commands support the --json flag to return the raw api response as json, which you can parse and automate your system.

> upstash  redis create --name=test2113 --region=us-central1 --json | jq '.endpoint'

 "gusc1-clean-gelding-30208.upstash.io"

Contributing

If anything feels wrong, you discover a bug or want to request improvements, please create an issue or talk to us on Discord