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@super-protocol/swarm-cli

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Swarm Cloud Command line interface

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swarm-cli

=================

Swarm Cloud Command line interface

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Usage

$ npm install -g @super-protocol/swarm-cli
$ sp COMMAND
running command...
$ sp (--version)
@super-protocol/swarm-cli/0.0.5 linux-x64 node-v24.16.0
$ sp --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ sp COMMAND
...

Notes

When running interactive commands that open an external editor (e.g. asset create/update with "Open in editor"), set EDITOR or VISUAL environment variable to your preferred editor.

Commands

sp account

Manage local CLI account profiles

USAGE
  $ sp account [--json] [--tty]

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Manage local CLI account profiles

  Manage local CLI account profiles and authentication settings.

See code: src/commands/account/index.ts

sp account forget

Remove a local account profile and its credentials.

USAGE
  $ sp account forget -n <value> [--json] [--tty] [-f]

FLAGS
  -f, --force         Force forget without confirmation
  -n, --name=<value>  (required) Account name to forget

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Remove a local account profile and its credentials.

EXAMPLES
  $ sp account forget

  $ sp account forget --name "My Account"

  $ sp account forget --name "My Account" --force

See code: src/commands/account/forget.ts

sp account info

Show information about the current authorized user.

USAGE
  $ sp account info [--json] [--tty] [--detail]

FLAGS
  --detail  Detailed information about Account Profile

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Show information about the current authorized user.

See code: src/commands/account/info.ts

sp account list

List local account profiles.

USAGE
  $ sp account list [--json] [--tty]

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  List local account profiles.

EXAMPLES
  $ sp account list

See code: src/commands/account/list.ts

sp account login

Log in and create a local account profile

USAGE
  $ sp account login --name <value> --url <value> [--json] [--tty] [--api-key <value>] [-y]

FLAGS
  -y, --yes              Skip non-essential prompts.
      --api-key=<value>  CLI API key issued from the Swarm Cloud UI
      --name=<value>     (required) Profile name
      --url=<value>      (required) Swarm API URL

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Log in and create a local account profile

  Login to SuperProtocol with device authorization or a CLI API key.

ALIASES
  $ sp login

EXAMPLES
  $ sp account login --url https://api.swarm.superprotocol.com

See code: src/commands/account/login.ts

sp account switch

Switch to a different local account profile.

USAGE
  $ sp account switch [--json] [--tty] [-n <value>]

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>  Account name to switch

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Switch to a different local account profile.

EXAMPLES
  $ sp account switch

See code: src/commands/account/switch.ts

sp autocomplete [SHELL]

Display autocomplete installation instructions.

USAGE
  $ sp autocomplete [SHELL] [-r]

ARGUMENTS
  [SHELL]  (zsh|bash|powershell) Shell type

FLAGS
  -r, --refresh-cache  Refresh cache (ignores displaying instructions)

DESCRIPTION
  Display autocomplete installation instructions.

EXAMPLES
  $ sp autocomplete

  $ sp autocomplete bash

  $ sp autocomplete zsh

  $ sp autocomplete powershell

  $ sp autocomplete --refresh-cache

See code: @oclif/plugin-autocomplete

sp cluster

Manage cluster spaces

USAGE
  $ sp cluster [--json] [--tty]

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Manage cluster spaces

  Manage Kubernetes cluster spaces.

ALIASES
  $ sp cluster

sp cluster-space

Manage cluster spaces

USAGE
  $ sp cluster-space [--json] [--tty]

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Manage cluster spaces

  Manage Kubernetes cluster spaces.

ALIASES
  $ sp cluster

See code: src/commands/cluster-space/index.ts

sp cluster-space config

Print or export a cluster space kubeconfig.

USAGE
  $ sp cluster-space config [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>] [--export] [-o <value>] [--stdout]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>      Cluster space ID
  -n, --name=<value>    Cluster space name
  -o, --output=<value>  Kubeconfig output path
      --export          Write kubeconfig to a file
      --stdout          Print kubeconfig to stdout

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Print or export a cluster space kubeconfig.

ALIASES
  $ sp cluster config

EXAMPLES
  $ sp cluster-space config --id <cluster-space-id> --export

  $ sp cluster config --name dev --export --output ./kubeconfig-dev.yaml

  $ sp cluster-space config --id <cluster-space-id> --stdout

See code: src/commands/cluster-space/config.ts

sp cluster-space create

Create a cluster space.

USAGE
  $ sp cluster-space create [--json] [--tty] [-n <value>] [--region <value>] [--cpu-cores <value>] [--memory-gb <value>]
    [--storage-gib <value>] [--gpu] [--gpu-model h100|h200|b200] [--cost <value>]

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>         Cluster space name
      --cost=<value>         Expected cost
      --cpu-cores=<value>    CPU cores quota
      --gpu                  Request GPU resources
      --gpu-model=<option>   GPU model
                             <options: h100|h200|b200>
      --memory-gb=<value>    Memory quota in GB
      --region=<value>       Cluster space region
      --storage-gib=<value>  Storage quota in GiB

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Create a cluster space.

ALIASES
  $ sp cluster create

EXAMPLES
  $ sp cluster-space create --name dev --region eu --cpu-cores 2 --memory-gb 4 --storage-gib 20

  $ sp cluster create --name dev

See code: src/commands/cluster-space/create.ts

sp cluster-space delete

Delete a cluster space.

USAGE
  $ sp cluster-space delete [--json] [--tty] [-f] [-i <value>] [-n <value>]

FLAGS
  -f, --force         Delete without confirmation
  -i, --id=<value>    Cluster space ID to delete
  -n, --name=<value>  Cluster space name to delete

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Delete a cluster space.

ALIASES
  $ sp cluster delete

EXAMPLES
  $ sp cluster-space delete --id <cluster-space-id> --force

  $ sp cluster delete --name dev --force

See code: src/commands/cluster-space/delete.ts

sp cluster-space domains

List custom domains linked to a cluster space.

USAGE
  $ sp cluster-space domains [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>] [--limit <value>] [--offset <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>      Cluster space ID
  -n, --name=<value>    Cluster space name
      --limit=<value>   [default: 10] Number of domain mappings to list
      --offset=<value>  Offset to start returning domain mappings from

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  List custom domains linked to a cluster space.

ALIASES
  $ sp cluster domains

EXAMPLES
  $ sp cluster-space domains --id <cluster-space-id>

  $ sp cluster domains --name dev

See code: src/commands/cluster-space/domains.ts

sp cluster-space list

List cluster spaces for the current user.

USAGE
  $ sp cluster-space list [--json] [--tty] [--limit <value>] [--offset <value>] [--name <value>] [--status <value>]
    [--region <value>] [--locked]

FLAGS
  --limit=<value>   [default: 10] Number of cluster spaces to list
  --[no-]locked     Filter by locked state
  --name=<value>    Filter by exact cluster space name
  --offset=<value>  Offset to start returning cluster spaces from
  --region=<value>  Filter by exact region
  --status=<value>  Filter by exact cluster space status

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  List cluster spaces for the current user.

ALIASES
  $ sp cluster list

EXAMPLES
  $ sp cluster-space list

  $ sp cluster-space list --limit 5 --status active

See code: src/commands/cluster-space/list.ts

sp cluster-space publish

Publish a cluster space (make it available on the network).

USAGE
  $ sp cluster-space publish [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>    Cluster space ID to publish
  -n, --name=<value>  Cluster space name to publish

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Publish a cluster space (make it available on the network).

ALIASES
  $ sp cluster publish

EXAMPLES
  $ sp cluster-space publish --id <cluster-space-id>

  $ sp cluster publish --name dev

See code: src/commands/cluster-space/publish.ts

sp cluster-space unpublish

Unpublish a cluster space (remove it from the network).

USAGE
  $ sp cluster-space unpublish [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>    Cluster space ID to unpublish
  -n, --name=<value>  Cluster space name to unpublish

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Unpublish a cluster space (remove it from the network).

ALIASES
  $ sp cluster unpublish

EXAMPLES
  $ sp cluster-space unpublish --id <cluster-space-id>

  $ sp cluster unpublish --name dev

See code: src/commands/cluster-space/unpublish.ts

sp cluster config

Print or export a cluster space kubeconfig.

USAGE
  $ sp cluster config [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>] [--export] [-o <value>] [--stdout]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>      Cluster space ID
  -n, --name=<value>    Cluster space name
  -o, --output=<value>  Kubeconfig output path
      --export          Write kubeconfig to a file
      --stdout          Print kubeconfig to stdout

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Print or export a cluster space kubeconfig.

ALIASES
  $ sp cluster config

EXAMPLES
  $ sp cluster-space config --id <cluster-space-id> --export

  $ sp cluster config --name dev --export --output ./kubeconfig-dev.yaml

  $ sp cluster-space config --id <cluster-space-id> --stdout

sp cluster create

Create a cluster space.

USAGE
  $ sp cluster create [--json] [--tty] [-n <value>] [--region <value>] [--cpu-cores <value>] [--memory-gb <value>]
    [--storage-gib <value>] [--gpu] [--gpu-model h100|h200|b200] [--cost <value>]

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>         Cluster space name
      --cost=<value>         Expected cost
      --cpu-cores=<value>    CPU cores quota
      --gpu                  Request GPU resources
      --gpu-model=<option>   GPU model
                             <options: h100|h200|b200>
      --memory-gb=<value>    Memory quota in GB
      --region=<value>       Cluster space region
      --storage-gib=<value>  Storage quota in GiB

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Create a cluster space.

ALIASES
  $ sp cluster create

EXAMPLES
  $ sp cluster-space create --name dev --region eu --cpu-cores 2 --memory-gb 4 --storage-gib 20

  $ sp cluster create --name dev

sp cluster delete

Delete a cluster space.

USAGE
  $ sp cluster delete [--json] [--tty] [-f] [-i <value>] [-n <value>]

FLAGS
  -f, --force         Delete without confirmation
  -i, --id=<value>    Cluster space ID to delete
  -n, --name=<value>  Cluster space name to delete

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Delete a cluster space.

ALIASES
  $ sp cluster delete

EXAMPLES
  $ sp cluster-space delete --id <cluster-space-id> --force

  $ sp cluster delete --name dev --force

sp cluster domains

List custom domains linked to a cluster space.

USAGE
  $ sp cluster domains [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>] [--limit <value>] [--offset <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>      Cluster space ID
  -n, --name=<value>    Cluster space name
      --limit=<value>   [default: 10] Number of domain mappings to list
      --offset=<value>  Offset to start returning domain mappings from

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  List custom domains linked to a cluster space.

ALIASES
  $ sp cluster domains

EXAMPLES
  $ sp cluster-space domains --id <cluster-space-id>

  $ sp cluster domains --name dev

sp cluster list

List cluster spaces for the current user.

USAGE
  $ sp cluster list [--json] [--tty] [--limit <value>] [--offset <value>] [--name <value>] [--status <value>]
    [--region <value>] [--locked]

FLAGS
  --limit=<value>   [default: 10] Number of cluster spaces to list
  --[no-]locked     Filter by locked state
  --name=<value>    Filter by exact cluster space name
  --offset=<value>  Offset to start returning cluster spaces from
  --region=<value>  Filter by exact region
  --status=<value>  Filter by exact cluster space status

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  List cluster spaces for the current user.

ALIASES
  $ sp cluster list

EXAMPLES
  $ sp cluster-space list

  $ sp cluster-space list --limit 5 --status active

sp cluster publish

Publish a cluster space (make it available on the network).

USAGE
  $ sp cluster publish [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>    Cluster space ID to publish
  -n, --name=<value>  Cluster space name to publish

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Publish a cluster space (make it available on the network).

ALIASES
  $ sp cluster publish

EXAMPLES
  $ sp cluster-space publish --id <cluster-space-id>

  $ sp cluster publish --name dev

sp cluster unpublish

Unpublish a cluster space (remove it from the network).

USAGE
  $ sp cluster unpublish [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>    Cluster space ID to unpublish
  -n, --name=<value>  Cluster space name to unpublish

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Unpublish a cluster space (remove it from the network).

ALIASES
  $ sp cluster unpublish

EXAMPLES
  $ sp cluster-space unpublish --id <cluster-space-id>

  $ sp cluster unpublish --name dev

sp help [COMMAND]

Display help for sp.

USAGE
  $ sp help [COMMAND...] [-n]

ARGUMENTS
  [COMMAND...]  Command to show help for.

FLAGS
  -n, --nested-commands  Include all nested commands in the output.

DESCRIPTION
  Display help for sp.

See code: @oclif/plugin-help

sp login

Log in and create a local account profile

USAGE
  $ sp login --name <value> --url <value> [--json] [--tty] [--api-key <value>] [-y]

FLAGS
  -y, --yes              Skip non-essential prompts.
      --api-key=<value>  CLI API key issued from the Swarm Cloud UI
      --name=<value>     (required) Profile name
      --url=<value>      (required) Swarm API URL

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Log in and create a local account profile

  Login to SuperProtocol with device authorization or a CLI API key.

ALIASES
  $ sp login

EXAMPLES
  $ sp login --url https://api.swarm.superprotocol.com

sp registry

Manage container registry projects

USAGE
  $ sp registry [--json] [--tty]

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Manage container registry projects

  Manage container registry projects used by service account grants.

See code: src/commands/registry/index.ts

sp registry create

Create a registry project.

USAGE
  $ sp registry create -n <value> -t local|proxy [--json] [--tty] [--registry-type
    DOCKER_HUB|DOCKER_REGISTRY|GITHUB_GHCR|GOOGLE_GCR|AWS_ECR|AZURE_ACR|HARBOR|JFROG|ALI_ACR|HUAWEI_SWR|TENCENT_TCR|VOLC
    ENGINE_CR] [--url <value>] [--insecure] [--description <value>] [--access-key <value>] [--access-secret <value>]
    [--grant] [--export] [--grant-spec <value>...] [--grant-service-account-id <value>] [--grant-actions <value>]
    [--grant-object-pattern <value>] [--grant-effect Allow|Deny] [--grant-description <value>] [--grant-conditions-json
    <value>]

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>                      (required) Registry project name
  -t, --type=<option>                     (required) Registry project type: Local or Proxy
                                          <options: local|proxy>
      --access-key=<value>                Upstream registry access key
      --access-secret=<value>             Upstream registry secret
      --description=<value>               Upstream registry description
      --export                            Print shell exports for Docker registry access
      --grant                             Prompt for access grant after create
      --grant-actions=<value>             Comma-separated grant actions: Read, Write, Delete, List
      --grant-conditions-json=<value>     Grant policy rule conditions as JSON object
      --grant-description=<value>         Grant policy rule description
      --grant-effect=<option>             Grant effect: Allow or Deny
                                          <options: Allow|Deny>
      --grant-object-pattern=<value>      Grant object pattern
      --grant-service-account-id=<value>  Service account ID to grant after create
      --grant-spec=<value>...             Grant access after create: <service-account-id>:<actions>:<object-pattern>
      --insecure                          Use insecure upstream registry
      --registry-type=<option>            Provider type
                                          <options: DOCKER_HUB|DOCKER_REGISTRY|GITHUB_GHCR|GOOGLE_GCR|AWS_ECR|AZURE_ACR|
                                          HARBOR|JFROG|ALI_ACR|HUAWEI_SWR|TENCENT_TCR|VOLCENGINE_CR>
      --url=<value>                       Upstream registry URL

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Create a registry project.

EXAMPLES
  $ sp registry create --name data --type local

  $ sp registry create --name cache --type proxy --registry-type DOCKER_HUB --url https://registry-1.docker.io

  $ sp registry create --name data --type local --grant

  $ sp registry create --name data --type local --grant-service-account-id <sa-id> --grant-actions Read,Write --grant-object-pattern "**"

See code: src/commands/registry/create.ts

sp registry delete

Delete a registry project.

USAGE
  $ sp registry delete [--json] [--tty] [-f] [-i <value>] [-n <value>]

FLAGS
  -f, --force         Delete without confirmation
  -i, --id=<value>    Registry project ID to delete
  -n, --name=<value>  Registry project name to delete

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Delete a registry project.

EXAMPLES
  $ sp registry delete --id 11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111 --force

  $ sp registry delete --name data --force

See code: src/commands/registry/delete.ts

sp registry get

Get details and connection help for a registry project.

USAGE
  $ sp registry get [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>] [--grant] [--export]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>    Registry project ID to fetch
  -n, --name=<value>  Registry project name to fetch
      --export        Print shell exports for Docker registry access
      --grant         Show policy rules granting access to this registry project

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Get details and connection help for a registry project.

EXAMPLES
  $ sp registry get --id <project-id>

  $ sp registry get --name data --grant

See code: src/commands/registry/get.ts

sp registry list

List registry projects for the current user.

USAGE
  $ sp registry list [--json] [--tty] [--page <value>] [--count <value>] [--all]

FLAGS
  --all            List all registry projects
  --count=<value>  [default: 10] Number of registry projects per page
  --page=<value>   [default: 1] Page number

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  List registry projects for the current user.

EXAMPLES
  $ sp registry list

See code: src/commands/registry/list.ts

sp registry update

Update a registry project.

USAGE
  $ sp registry update [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>] [--new-name <value>] [--access-key <value>]
    [--access-secret <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>             Registry project ID to update
  -n, --name=<value>           Registry project name to update
      --access-key=<value>     New upstream registry access key
      --access-secret=<value>  New upstream registry secret
      --new-name=<value>       New registry project name

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Update a registry project.

EXAMPLES
  $ sp registry update --id <uuid> --new-name data-v2

  $ sp registry update --name cache --access-key key --access-secret secret

See code: src/commands/registry/update.ts

sp sa

Manage service accounts for S3 and Docker registry access

USAGE
  $ sp sa [--json] [--tty]

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Manage service accounts for S3 and Docker registry access

  Manage service accounts used to grant workload access to S3 storage buckets and Docker registries.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa

sp sa create

Create a new service account.

USAGE
  $ sp sa create [--json] [--tty] [-n <value>] [--description <value>] [--ttl-seconds <value>] [--export]

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>         Service account name
      --description=<value>  Service account description
      --export               Print shell exports for the generated credentials
      --ttl-seconds=<value>  TTL in seconds. Omit for no expiration

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Create a new service account.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa create

EXAMPLES
  $ sp service-accounts create --name data-ingest

  $ sp service-accounts create --name data-ingest --description "Uploads data" --ttl-seconds 3600

sp sa delete

Delete a service account.

USAGE
  $ sp sa delete [--json] [--tty] [-f] [-i <value>] [-n <value>]

FLAGS
  -f, --force         Delete without confirmation
  -i, --id=<value>    Service account ID to delete
  -n, --name=<value>  Service account name to delete

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Delete a service account.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa delete

EXAMPLES
  $ sp service-accounts delete --id 11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111 --force

  $ sp service-accounts delete --name data-ingest --force

sp sa disable

Disable a service account.

USAGE
  $ sp sa disable [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>    Service account ID to disable
  -n, --name=<value>  Service account name to disable

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Disable a service account.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa disable

EXAMPLES
  $ sp service-accounts disable --id <uuid>

  $ sp service-accounts disable --name data-ingest

sp sa enable

Enable a service account.

USAGE
  $ sp sa enable [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>    Service account ID to enable
  -n, --name=<value>  Service account name to enable

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Enable a service account.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa enable

EXAMPLES
  $ sp service-accounts enable --id <uuid>

  $ sp service-accounts enable --name data-ingest

sp sa get

Get information about a service account.

USAGE
  $ sp sa get [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>    Service account ID to fetch
  -n, --name=<value>  Service account name to fetch

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Get information about a service account.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa get

EXAMPLES
  $ sp service-accounts get --id 11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111

  $ sp service-accounts get --name data-ingest

sp sa grant

Manage service account access grants

USAGE
  $ sp sa grant [--json] [--tty]

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Manage service account access grants

  Manage service account access grants.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa grant

sp sa grant add

Grant a service account access to a storage bucket or registry project.

USAGE
  $ sp sa grant add [--json] [--tty] [--service-account-id <value>] [--service-account-name <value>]
    [--storage-bucket <value>] [--registry-project <value>] [--actions <value>] [--object-pattern <value>] [--effect
    Allow|Deny] [--description <value>] [--conditions-json <value>]

FLAGS
  --actions=<value>               Comma-separated actions: Read, Write, Delete, List
  --conditions-json=<value>       Policy rule conditions as JSON object
  --description=<value>           Policy rule description
  --effect=<option>               Policy effect: Allow or Deny
                                  <options: Allow|Deny>
  --object-pattern=<value>        Object pattern to grant
  --registry-project=<value>      Registry project ID
  --service-account-id=<value>    Service account ID to grant
  --service-account-name=<value>  Service account name to grant
  --storage-bucket=<value>        Storage bucket ID

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Grant a service account access to a storage bucket or registry project.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa grant add

EXAMPLES
  $ sp sa grant add --service-account-id <sa-id> --storage-bucket <bucket-id> --actions read,list --object-pattern "*"

  $ sp sa grant add --service-account-id <sa-id> --registry-project <project-id> --actions read,write --object-pattern "**"

  $ sp sa grant add --service-account-name data-ingest --storage-bucket <bucket-id> --actions write --object-pattern uploads/*

sp sa grant delete

Delete service account access grants.

USAGE
  $ sp sa grant delete [--json] [--tty] [-f] [-i <value>...] [--service-account-id <value>] [--service-account-name
    <value>] [--storage-bucket <value>] [--registry-project <value>]

FLAGS
  -f, --force                         Delete without confirmation
  -i, --id=<value>...                 Policy rule ID to delete. Repeat to delete multiple rules.
      --registry-project=<value>      Registry project ID for resource-wide grant deletion
      --service-account-id=<value>    Service account ID for selecting grants or resource-wide grant deletion
      --service-account-name=<value>  Service account name for selecting grants or resource-wide grant deletion
      --storage-bucket=<value>        Storage bucket ID for resource-wide grant deletion

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Delete service account access grants.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa grant delete

EXAMPLES
  $ sp sa grant delete --id <rule-id> --force

  $ sp sa grant delete --id <rule-id-1> --id <rule-id-2> --force

  $ sp sa grant delete --service-account-id <sa-id> --storage-bucket <bucket-id> --force

sp sa grant list

List service account access grants.

USAGE
  $ sp sa grant list [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [--service-account-id <value>] [--service-account-name <value>]
    [--storage-bucket <value>] [--registry-project <value>] [--page <value>] [--count <value>] [--all] [--timestamps]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>                    Policy rule ID to filter by
      --all                           List all policy rules
      --count=<value>                 [default: 10] Number of policy rules per page
      --page=<value>                  [default: 1] Page number
      --registry-project=<value>      Registry project ID to filter by
      --service-account-id=<value>    Service account ID to filter by
      --service-account-name=<value>  Service account name to filter by
      --storage-bucket=<value>        Storage bucket ID to filter by
      --[no-]timestamps               Show created and updated timestamps

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  List service account access grants.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa grant list

EXAMPLES
  $ sp sa grant list

  $ sp sa grant list --id <rule-id>

  $ sp sa grant list -i <rule-id>

  $ sp sa grant list --service-account-id <sa-id>

  $ sp sa grant list --sa-id <sa-id>

  $ sp sa grant list --service-account-id <sa-id> --storage-bucket <bucket-id>

  $ sp sa grant list --sa-id <sa-id> --storage-bucket <bucket-id>

  $ sp sa grant list --sa-name <sa-name>

  $ sp sa grant list --timestamps

sp sa grant update

Update a service account access grant policy rule.

USAGE
  $ sp sa grant update [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [--service-account-id <value>] [--service-account-name <value>]
    [--action <value>] [--object-pattern <value>] [--effect <value>] [--description <value>] [--conditions-json <value>]
    [--clear-description] [--clear-conditions]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>                    Policy rule ID to update
      --action=<value>                Policy action: Read, Write, Delete or List
      --clear-conditions              Remove conditions
      --clear-description             Remove description
      --conditions-json=<value>       Policy rule conditions as JSON object
      --description=<value>           Policy rule description
      --effect=<value>                Policy effect: Allow or Deny
      --object-pattern=<value>        Object pattern to grant
      --service-account-id=<value>    Service account ID to filter grants by in interactive mode
      --service-account-name=<value>  Service account name to filter grants by in interactive mode

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Update a service account access grant policy rule.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa grant update

EXAMPLES
  $ sp sa grant update --id <rule-id> --action read

  $ sp sa grant update --id <rule-id> --object-pattern "uploads/*" --effect allow

  $ sp sa grant update --id <rule-id> --clear-conditions

sp sa list

List service accounts for the current user.

USAGE
  $ sp sa list [--json] [--tty] [--page <value>] [--count <value>] [--all]

FLAGS
  --all            List all service accounts
  --count=<value>  [default: 10] Number of service accounts per page
  --page=<value>   [default: 1] Page number

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  List service accounts for the current user.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa list

EXAMPLES
  $ sp service-accounts list

sp sa regenerate

Regenerate credentials for an existing service account.

USAGE
  $ sp sa regenerate [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>] [--ttl-seconds <value>] [--clear-ttl] [--export]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>           Service account ID to regenerate
  -n, --name=<value>         Service account name to regenerate
      --clear-ttl            Remove expiration while regenerating credentials
      --export               Print shell exports for the regenerated credentials
      --ttl-seconds=<value>  New TTL in seconds for regenerated credentials

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Regenerate credentials for an existing service account.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa regenerate

EXAMPLES
  $ sp service-accounts regenerate --id <uuid>

  $ sp service-accounts regenerate --name data-ingest --ttl-seconds 3600

  $ sp service-accounts regenerate --id <uuid> --clear-ttl

sp sa update

Update an existing service account.

USAGE
  $ sp sa update [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>] [--new-name <value>] [--description <value>]
    [--ttl-seconds <value>] [--clear-description] [--clear-ttl]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>           Service account ID to update
  -n, --name=<value>         Service account name to update
      --clear-description    Remove description
      --clear-ttl            Remove expiration
      --description=<value>  New description
      --new-name=<value>     New service account name
      --ttl-seconds=<value>  New TTL in seconds

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Update an existing service account.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa update

EXAMPLES
  $ sp service-accounts update --id <uuid> --new-name data-ingest-v2

  $ sp service-accounts update --name data-ingest --description "New description"

  $ sp service-accounts update --id <uuid> --clear-ttl

sp service-accounts

Manage service accounts for S3 and Docker registry access

USAGE
  $ sp service-accounts [--json] [--tty]

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Manage service accounts for S3 and Docker registry access

  Manage service accounts used to grant workload access to S3 storage buckets and Docker registries.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa

See code: src/commands/service-accounts/index.ts

sp service-accounts create

Create a new service account.

USAGE
  $ sp service-accounts create [--json] [--tty] [-n <value>] [--description <value>] [--ttl-seconds <value>] [--export]

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>         Service account name
      --description=<value>  Service account description
      --export               Print shell exports for the generated credentials
      --ttl-seconds=<value>  TTL in seconds. Omit for no expiration

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Create a new service account.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa create

EXAMPLES
  $ sp service-accounts create --name data-ingest

  $ sp service-accounts create --name data-ingest --description "Uploads data" --ttl-seconds 3600

See code: src/commands/service-accounts/create.ts

sp service-accounts delete

Delete a service account.

USAGE
  $ sp service-accounts delete [--json] [--tty] [-f] [-i <value>] [-n <value>]

FLAGS
  -f, --force         Delete without confirmation
  -i, --id=<value>    Service account ID to delete
  -n, --name=<value>  Service account name to delete

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Delete a service account.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa delete

EXAMPLES
  $ sp service-accounts delete --id 11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111 --force

  $ sp service-accounts delete --name data-ingest --force

See code: src/commands/service-accounts/delete.ts

sp service-accounts disable

Disable a service account.

USAGE
  $ sp service-accounts disable [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>    Service account ID to disable
  -n, --name=<value>  Service account name to disable

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Disable a service account.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa disable

EXAMPLES
  $ sp service-accounts disable --id <uuid>

  $ sp service-accounts disable --name data-ingest

See code: src/commands/service-accounts/disable.ts

sp service-accounts enable

Enable a service account.

USAGE
  $ sp service-accounts enable [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>    Service account ID to enable
  -n, --name=<value>  Service account name to enable

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Enable a service account.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa enable

EXAMPLES
  $ sp service-accounts enable --id <uuid>

  $ sp service-accounts enable --name data-ingest

See code: src/commands/service-accounts/enable.ts

sp service-accounts get

Get information about a service account.

USAGE
  $ sp service-accounts get [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>    Service account ID to fetch
  -n, --name=<value>  Service account name to fetch

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Get information about a service account.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa get

EXAMPLES
  $ sp service-accounts get --id 11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111

  $ sp service-accounts get --name data-ingest

See code: src/commands/service-accounts/get.ts

sp service-accounts grant

Manage service account access grants

USAGE
  $ sp service-accounts grant [--json] [--tty]

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Manage service account access grants

  Manage service account access grants.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa grant

See code: src/commands/service-accounts/grant/index.ts

sp service-accounts grant add

Grant a service account access to a storage bucket or registry project.

USAGE
  $ sp service-accounts grant add [--json] [--tty] [--service-account-id <value>] [--service-account-name <value>]
    [--storage-bucket <value>] [--registry-project <value>] [--actions <value>] [--object-pattern <value>] [--effect
    Allow|Deny] [--description <value>] [--conditions-json <value>]

FLAGS
  --actions=<value>               Comma-separated actions: Read, Write, Delete, List
  --conditions-json=<value>       Policy rule conditions as JSON object
  --description=<value>           Policy rule description
  --effect=<option>               Policy effect: Allow or Deny
                                  <options: Allow|Deny>
  --object-pattern=<value>        Object pattern to grant
  --registry-project=<value>      Registry project ID
  --service-account-id=<value>    Service account ID to grant
  --service-account-name=<value>  Service account name to grant
  --storage-bucket=<value>        Storage bucket ID

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Grant a service account access to a storage bucket or registry project.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa grant add

EXAMPLES
  $ sp sa grant add --service-account-id <sa-id> --storage-bucket <bucket-id> --actions read,list --object-pattern "*"

  $ sp sa grant add --service-account-id <sa-id> --registry-project <project-id> --actions read,write --object-pattern "**"

  $ sp sa grant add --service-account-name data-ingest --storage-bucket <bucket-id> --actions write --object-pattern uploads/*

See code: src/commands/service-accounts/grant/add.ts

sp service-accounts grant delete

Delete service account access grants.

USAGE
  $ sp service-accounts grant delete [--json] [--tty] [-f] [-i <value>...] [--service-account-id <value>] [--service-account-name
    <value>] [--storage-bucket <value>] [--registry-project <value>]

FLAGS
  -f, --force                         Delete without confirmation
  -i, --id=<value>...                 Policy rule ID to delete. Repeat to delete multiple rules.
      --registry-project=<value>      Registry project ID for resource-wide grant deletion
      --service-account-id=<value>    Service account ID for selecting grants or resource-wide grant deletion
      --service-account-name=<value>  Service account name for selecting grants or resource-wide grant deletion
      --storage-bucket=<value>        Storage bucket ID for resource-wide grant deletion

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Delete service account access grants.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa grant delete

EXAMPLES
  $ sp sa grant delete --id <rule-id> --force

  $ sp sa grant delete --id <rule-id-1> --id <rule-id-2> --force

  $ sp sa grant delete --service-account-id <sa-id> --storage-bucket <bucket-id> --force

See code: src/commands/service-accounts/grant/delete.ts

sp service-accounts grant list

List service account access grants.

USAGE
  $ sp service-accounts grant list [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [--service-account-id <value>] [--service-account-name <value>]
    [--storage-bucket <value>] [--registry-project <value>] [--page <value>] [--count <value>] [--all] [--timestamps]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>                    Policy rule ID to filter by
      --all                           List all policy rules
      --count=<value>                 [default: 10] Number of policy rules per page
      --page=<value>                  [default: 1] Page number
      --registry-project=<value>      Registry project ID to filter by
      --service-account-id=<value>    Service account ID to filter by
      --service-account-name=<value>  Service account name to filter by
      --storage-bucket=<value>        Storage bucket ID to filter by
      --[no-]timestamps               Show created and updated timestamps

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  List service account access grants.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa grant list

EXAMPLES
  $ sp sa grant list

  $ sp sa grant list --id <rule-id>

  $ sp sa grant list -i <rule-id>

  $ sp sa grant list --service-account-id <sa-id>

  $ sp sa grant list --sa-id <sa-id>

  $ sp sa grant list --service-account-id <sa-id> --storage-bucket <bucket-id>

  $ sp sa grant list --sa-id <sa-id> --storage-bucket <bucket-id>

  $ sp sa grant list --sa-name <sa-name>

  $ sp sa grant list --timestamps

See code: src/commands/service-accounts/grant/list.ts

sp service-accounts grant update

Update a service account access grant policy rule.

USAGE
  $ sp service-accounts grant update [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [--service-account-id <value>] [--service-account-name <value>]
    [--action <value>] [--object-pattern <value>] [--effect <value>] [--description <value>] [--conditions-json <value>]
    [--clear-description] [--clear-conditions]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>                    Policy rule ID to update
      --action=<value>                Policy action: Read, Write, Delete or List
      --clear-conditions              Remove conditions
      --clear-description             Remove description
      --conditions-json=<value>       Policy rule conditions as JSON object
      --description=<value>           Policy rule description
      --effect=<value>                Policy effect: Allow or Deny
      --object-pattern=<value>        Object pattern to grant
      --service-account-id=<value>    Service account ID to filter grants by in interactive mode
      --service-account-name=<value>  Service account name to filter grants by in interactive mode

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Update a service account access grant policy rule.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa grant update

EXAMPLES
  $ sp sa grant update --id <rule-id> --action read

  $ sp sa grant update --id <rule-id> --object-pattern "uploads/*" --effect allow

  $ sp sa grant update --id <rule-id> --clear-conditions

See code: src/commands/service-accounts/grant/update.ts

sp service-accounts list

List service accounts for the current user.

USAGE
  $ sp service-accounts list [--json] [--tty] [--page <value>] [--count <value>] [--all]

FLAGS
  --all            List all service accounts
  --count=<value>  [default: 10] Number of service accounts per page
  --page=<value>   [default: 1] Page number

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  List service accounts for the current user.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa list

EXAMPLES
  $ sp service-accounts list

See code: src/commands/service-accounts/list.ts

sp service-accounts regenerate

Regenerate credentials for an existing service account.

USAGE
  $ sp service-accounts regenerate [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>] [--ttl-seconds <value>] [--clear-ttl]
  [--export]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>           Service account ID to regenerate
  -n, --name=<value>         Service account name to regenerate
      --clear-ttl            Remove expiration while regenerating credentials
      --export               Print shell exports for the regenerated credentials
      --ttl-seconds=<value>  New TTL in seconds for regenerated credentials

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Regenerate credentials for an existing service account.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa regenerate

EXAMPLES
  $ sp service-accounts regenerate --id <uuid>

  $ sp service-accounts regenerate --name data-ingest --ttl-seconds 3600

  $ sp service-accounts regenerate --id <uuid> --clear-ttl

See code: src/commands/service-accounts/regenerate.ts

sp service-accounts update

Update an existing service account.

USAGE
  $ sp service-accounts update [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>] [--new-name <value>] [--description <value>]
    [--ttl-seconds <value>] [--clear-description] [--clear-ttl]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>           Service account ID to update
  -n, --name=<value>         Service account name to update
      --clear-description    Remove description
      --clear-ttl            Remove expiration
      --description=<value>  New description
      --new-name=<value>     New service account name
      --ttl-seconds=<value>  New TTL in seconds

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Update an existing service account.

ALIASES
  $ sp sa update

EXAMPLES
  $ sp service-accounts update --id <uuid> --new-name data-ingest-v2

  $ sp service-accounts update --name data-ingest --description "New description"

  $ sp service-accounts update --id <uuid> --clear-ttl

See code: src/commands/service-accounts/update.ts

sp storage

Manage object storage buckets

USAGE
  $ sp storage [--json] [--tty]

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Manage object storage buckets

  Manage object storage buckets used by workloads and service account grants.

See code: src/commands/storage/index.ts

sp storage create

Create a storage bucket.

USAGE
  $ sp storage create -n <value> --type Local|External [--json] [--tty] [--endpoint <value>] [--access-key <value>]
    [--secret-key <value>] [--region <value>] [--bucket-name <value>] [--grant] [--export] [--grant-spec <value>...]
    [--grant-service-account-id <value>] [--grant-actions <value>] [--grant-object-pattern <value>] [--grant-effect
    Allow|Deny] [--grant-description <value>] [--grant-conditions-json <value>]

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>                      (required) Storage bucket name
      --access-key=<value>                External S3 access key
      --bucket-name=<value>               External S3 bucket name
      --endpoint=<value>                  External S3 endpoint
      --export                            Print shell exports for S3 access
      --grant                             Prompt for access grant after create
      --grant-actions=<value>             Comma-separated grant actions: Read, Write, Delete, List
      --grant-conditions-json=<value>     Grant policy rule conditions as JSON object
      --grant-description=<value>         Grant policy rule description
      --grant-effect=<option>             Grant effect: Allow or Deny
                                          <options: Allow|Deny>
      --grant-object-pattern=<value>      Grant object pattern
      --grant-service-account-id=<value>  Service account ID to grant after create
      --grant-spec=<value>...             Grant access after create: <service-account-id>:<actions>:<object-pattern>
      --region=<value>                    External S3 region
      --secret-key=<value>                External S3 secret key
      --type=<option>                     (required) Storage bucket type: Local or External
                                          <options: Local|External>

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Create a storage bucket.

EXAMPLES
  $ sp storage create --name data --type Local

  $ sp storage create --name ext --type External --endpoint https://s3.example.com --access-key key --secret-key secret --bucket-name data

  $ sp storage create --name data --type Local --grant

  $ sp storage create --name data --type Local --grant-service-account-id <sa-id> --grant-actions Read,List --grant-object-pattern "*"

  $ sp storage create --name data --type Local --grant-spec <sa-id>:Read,List:"*"

See code: src/commands/storage/create.ts

sp storage delete

Delete a storage bucket.

USAGE
  $ sp storage delete [--json] [--tty] [-f] [-i <value>] [-n <value>]

FLAGS
  -f, --force         Delete without confirmation
  -i, --id=<value>    Storage bucket ID to delete
  -n, --name=<value>  Storage bucket name to delete

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Delete a storage bucket.

EXAMPLES
  $ sp storage delete --id 11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111 --force

  $ sp storage delete --name data --force

See code: src/commands/storage/delete.ts

sp storage get

Get details and connection help for a storage bucket.

USAGE
  $ sp storage get [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>] [--grant] [--export]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>    Storage bucket ID to fetch
  -n, --name=<value>  Storage bucket name to fetch
      --export        Print shell exports for S3 access
      --grant         Show policy rules granting access to this bucket

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Get details and connection help for a storage bucket.

EXAMPLES
  $ sp storage get --id <bucket-id>

  $ sp storage get --name data --grant

See code: src/commands/storage/get.ts

sp storage list

List storage buckets for the current user.

USAGE
  $ sp storage list [--json] [--tty] [--page <value>] [--count <value>] [--all]

FLAGS
  --all            List all storage buckets
  --count=<value>  [default: 10] Number of storage buckets per page
  --page=<value>   [default: 1] Page number

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  List storage buckets for the current user.

EXAMPLES
  $ sp storage list

See code: src/commands/storage/list.ts

sp storage update

Update a storage bucket.

USAGE
  $ sp storage update [--json] [--tty] [-i <value>] [-n <value>] [--new-name <value>] [--endpoint <value>]
    [--access-key <value>] [--secret-key <value>] [--region <value>] [--bucket-name <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>           Storage bucket ID to update
  -n, --name=<value>         Storage bucket name to update
      --access-key=<value>   New external S3 access key
      --bucket-name=<value>  New external S3 bucket name
      --endpoint=<value>     New external S3 endpoint
      --new-name=<value>     New storage bucket name
      --region=<value>       New external S3 region
      --secret-key=<value>   New external S3 secret key

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json      Format output as json.
  --[no-]tty  Force or disable interactive mode (use --no-tty to disable).

DESCRIPTION
  Update a storage bucket.

EXAMPLES
  $ sp storage update --id <uuid> --new-name data-v2

  $ sp storage update --name data --endpoint https://s3.example.com

See code: src/commands/storage/update.ts