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create-xkite-cli

v1.0.1

Published

Create xkite-cli with no build configuration

Downloads

14

Readme

xkite GUI

create-xkite-cli version license

Creates the xkite Command Line Interface (CLI) Utility.

Command Line Interface for xkite, a Kafka Integrated Testing Environment. Another tool in the xkite library to give the user flexibility and control over their Kafka ecosystem.

  • Easy to use Command Line Interface (CLI) to interact with the xkite-core library. It’s a simple alternative to the full xkite GUI, meant to provide users with the ability to automate their testing using scripts.
  • Configure a custom docker ecosystem using command line inputs or a config.json file, deploy, pause/ unpause, shutdown, and remove containers and volumes.
  • Download the docker ecosystem configuration (package.zip) containing the docker-compose.yml file and dependencies in order to deploy their ecosystem on a cloud instance/remote server by simply running docker-compose up.
  • Acts as a remote client to interface with the xkite GUI server. The user can perform all the aforementioned functions provided remotely on the xkite GUI server by providing the URL as a configuration input.
  • More granular control over which docker images they choose to deploy (something that is not configurable currently with the xkite GUI).

Dependencies

  • Latest stable versions of Node.js and NPM installed
  • Latest stable version of docker-compose installed.
  • Clone repository: git clone https://github.com/oslabs-beta/xkite-cli.git
  • Install dependencies: Run npm install inside the project folder

Quickstart

To install the xkite-cli into your environment just simply run the following command:

  $ npx create-xkite-cli <directory-name>

After the installation is complete, you will be able to run xkite-cli as follows:

  $ xkite-cli

npx create-xkite

See the xkite-cli documentation for further details