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olympus-tools

v0.0.12

Published

Command-Line Interface for Olympus

Downloads

10

Readme

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These are the Olympus Command Line Interface (CLI) Tools. They can be used to:

  • Deploy code and assets to your Olympus Modules

Installation

To install the Olympus CLI, you first need to sign up for a Olympus account.

Then you need to install Node.js and npm. Note that installing Node.js should install npm as well.

npm install -g olympus-tools

This will provide you with the globally accessible olympus command.

Commands

The command olympus --help lists the available commands and olympus <command> --help shows more details for an individual command.

If a command is project-specific, you must either be inside a project directory with an active project alias or specify the Olympus project id with the -P <project_id> flag.

Below is a brief list of the available commands and their function:

Administrative Commands

Command | Description ------- | ----------- login | Authenticate to your Olympus account. Requires access to a web browser. logout | Sign out of the Olympus CLI. help | Display help information about the CLI or specific commands.

Append --no-localhost to login (i.e., olympus login --no-localhost) to copy and paste code instead of starting a local server for authentication. A use case might be if you SSH into an instance somewhere and you need to authenticate to Olympus on that machine.