code.store CLI

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Command Line Interface of code.store. Add services, deploy, debug, perform all operations from your terminal.

Installation

macOS

brew tap codestore/brew && brew install codestore

Ubuntu 16+

sudo snap install --classic codestore

NPM

This installation method is not recommended as it does not autoupdate.

npm install -g codestore

Description of commands

For any further information about code.store please refer to our Documentation. You can also get information about the available commands directly from the CLI by running codestore --help or cs --help.

code.store CLI. Add services, deploy, debug, perform all operations from your terminal.

VERSION
  codestore/X.Y.Z darwin-x64 node-version

USAGE
  $ codestore [COMMAND]

COMMANDS
  auth     Authentication commands, login, logout, whoami
  context  Manage global Project and Service contexts
  help     display help for codestore
  project  🚧 A project is a particular app or website, where you can (re)use your existing services. It might be your e-commerce project or a logistics mobile application or business web-app. Each time you add a service to a
           project, we create a separate, isolated instance of your service. Each service reused in a project has its own environments, databases, logs, and billing
  service  Create new service

OPTIONS
  --version, -v Show version information
  --help, -h    Show help

Contributing

code.store Platform and CLI are in very active development and are constantly improving. Like many other projects on GitHub, this CLI is open-source and you are welcome to notify us about any issues you might encounter.

We would prefer to treat the community requests in the following order:

• Create an issue on GitHub. This is a good place to start if you find that something is not working with the CLI.
• Talk to us in our community on Spectrum

Of course, if you have fixed a bug or created a feature you are welcome to create a merge request!