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naut-cli

A cli client for SilverStripe's deploynaut.

Install

Download the latest phar from the releases section of this repo and put it somewhere on your $PATH.

Or you can clone this repository and build the phar yourself by following the instructions in the Build section below.

Configuration

naut-cli can be configured in two ways.

1. By creating a .naut.env file in the users home directory (generated with the naut-cli configure command)
2. By setting the required environment variables before running any naut-cli commands

Required environment variables

If you are not going to use a .naut.env file in your home directory, these environment variables must be set:

• NAUT_URL: the URL of the deploynaut instances
• NAUT_USERNAME: your deploynaut username
• NAUT_TOKEN: your deploynaut API token

Usage

There are a few different commands that can be run.

Configure

naut-cli can be configured by placing a .naut.env file in your home directory.

You can create this file interactively by running:

php naut-cli.phar configure

This will ask you for:

• The domain of deploynaut (e.g. https://deploy.test.com)
• Your username (e.g. [email protected])
• Your deploynaut API token

And create a new file at ~/.naut.env that is only readable by the current user.

Deploy

Deploy the latest commit of a project to a specific environment with deploy:

php naut-cli.phar deploy <project_id> <environment> <branch_name>

Where:

• <project_id> is the short text identifier of the project in deploynaut (also seen in the deploynaut URL at /naut/project/<project_id>)
• <environment> is the name of the environment you want to deploy to (e.g. 'prod', 'uat', 'test1')
• <branch_name> is the name of the git branch you would like to deploy

A few things will happen when you run this command:

1. Fetch latest changes from git
2. Trigger deployment
3. Stream the deployment log back to your terminal

Snapshots

List

You can see a list of snapshots for a specific stack with the command:

php naut-cli.phar snapshot:list <stack_id>

This will display a table containing columns for: the snapshot id, source environment, mode, size, and created date/time.

Delete

You can delete a snapshot with the command:

php naut-cli.phar snapshot:delete <stack_id> <snapshot_id>

Create

You can create a new snapshot for a specific stack/environment with the command:

php naut-cli.phar snapshot:create <stack_id> <snapshot_id>

Optionally, you can include the --mode flag. This flag sets the type of snapshot to create.

Valid options are:

• all
• db
• assets

The default if the --mode flag is missing is all. Example usage: --mode=assets.

Download

You can download a snapshot with the command:

php naut-cli.phar snapshot:download <stack_id> <snapshot_id>

By default, this command will save the snapshot to the current directory with the same name as it exists within the dashboard. It will also display a progress bar while downloading by default.

If you would like to save to a different location/filename then you can use he --to-stdout option, and run the command like:

php naut-cli.phar snapshot:download <stack_id> <snapshot_id> --to-stdout > /path/to/your/file.sspak

When downloading this way the progress bar is not displayed.

Build phar from source

To build the naut-cli.phar file from source run the script bin/build-phar.sh.

This will create a fresh copy of the phar at dist/naut-cli.phar.

To do

• Implement more of the deploynaut API