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@forge/cli

v13.0.0

Published

A command line interface for managing Atlassian-hosted apps

Readme

Forge CLI

Command line interface (CLI) to help create, manage, and deploy Forge apps.

See developer.atlassian.com/platform/forge/ for documentation and tutorials explaining Forge.

Requirements

You need the following:

Important: We recommend running Node under your user. If you're running node under root privilege instead, you'll need to update the Node configuration to allow global module installs using binaries by running:

npm config set unsafe-perm true

To check your Node version, run the following in the terminal:

node --version

See Getting started for instructions to get set up.

Installation

Install the CLI globally by running:

npm install -g @forge/cli

Get started

Explore the help by running:

forge --help

This displays the list of available commands:

Usage: forge [options] [command]

Options:
  --version                              output the version number
  --verbose                              enable verbose mode
  -h, --help                             output usage information

Quick Start
  login [options]                             log in to your Atlassian account
  create [options] [name]                     create an app
  deploy [options]                            deploy your app to an environment
  install [options]                           manage app installations
  tunnel [options]                            start a tunnel to connect your local code with the app
                                              running in the development environment

Develop
  build [options]                             build and upload your app
  lint [options]                              check the source files for common errors
  logs [options]                              view app logs

Manage
  register [options] [name]                   register an app you didn't create so you can run commands
                                              for it
  developer-spaces [options]                  manage Developer Spaces
  uninstall [options]                         uninstall the app from an Atlassian site
  environments [options]                      manage app environments
  variables [options]                         manage app environment variables
  webtrigger [options]                        manage webtriggers
  settings [options]                          manage Forge CLI settings
  providers [options]                         manage external providers
  storage [options]                           manage storage for your app
  eligibility [options]                       check if your app is eligible for certain programs like
                                              Runs on Atlassian
  version [options]                           app version information
  custom-scopes [options]                     manage custom scopes

Account
  logout [options]                            log out of your Atlassian account
  whoami [options]                            display the account information of the logged in user

CLI Experience
  autocomplete [options] [install|uninstall]  configures autocomplete for the Forge CLI
  feedback [options]                          let us know what you think about Forge
  assistant [options]                         [⚠️ experimental feature] manage AI assistant settings
                                              (Rovo/Gemini)

Support

See Get help for how to get help and provide feedback.