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@setbase/cli

v0.2.0

Published

Command-line interface for Setbase

Downloads

237

Readme

@setbase/cli

Command-line interface for Setbase.

Installation

pnpm install -g @setbase/cli

Commands

setbase init

Initialize a new Setbase project.

setbase init [name]

Options:
  -r, --runtime <runtime>     Runtime (node, python, go) (default: "node")
  -f, --framework <framework> Framework
  --no-provision              Skip resource provisioning

setbase provision

Provision resources defined in setbase.json.

setbase provision

Options:
  --force  Force re-provisioning

setbase deploy

Deploy the project to a compute provider.

setbase deploy [environment]

Options:
  --force       Force deployment
  --skip-build  Skip build step

Default environment: development

setbase env

Get environment variables from provisioned resources.

setbase env

Options:
  --format <format>       Output format (env|json) (default: "env")
  --environment <env>     Environment (default: "development")
  -o, --output <file>     Output file

setbase status

Show project status, resources, and deployments.

setbase status

Options:
  -v, --verbose  Show detailed resource information

setbase destroy

Destroy all provisioned resources.

setbase destroy

Options:
  --force       Skip confirmation
  --keep-state  Keep state files

Usage Example

# Initialize a new project
setbase init my-app --runtime node

# Edit setbase.json to define resources
# ...

# Provision resources
setbase provision

# Get environment variables
setbase env --output .env

# Deploy to production
setbase deploy production

# Check status
setbase status

# Destroy resources
setbase destroy

Configuration

The CLI uses the following files:

  • setbase.json - Project manifest with resource definitions
  • .setbase/state.json - Project state and resource information
  • .setbase/credentials.json - Encrypted provider credentials

Environment Variables

  • SETBASE_PASSWORD - Password for encrypting credentials (optional)