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appwarden

v1.1.4

Published

CLI tool to manage Appwarden monitors and deployments

Downloads

47

Readme

🤖 Appwarden

CLI tool to manage Appwarden monitors and deployments. Learn more at https://appwarden.io

Usage

Run the CLI with the following command:

> npx appwarden [command] [options]

To see the commands and parameters of the application, you can use the -h or --help parameter:

> npx appwarden --help

Commands

init

Set up Appwarden directory and monitoring configuration

Options

  • -d, --domain [hostname]

Description

Your Appwarden configuration files are stored in a source-controlled repository you own, ensuring they are conveniently co-located with your code.

To manage your Appwarden files, you may use either a new or an existing repository. If you are monitoring multiple projects with Appwarden, we recommend initializing Appwarden in a new repository. Otherwise, initializing Appwarden in your project's existing repository is advisable.

Once initialized, open a pull request to your main branch to finish setting up Appwarden.

Example

# Set up Appwarden for our project's domains

> npx appwarden init -d appwarden.io -d appwarden.online