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@xantiagoma/dokploy

v0.0.7

Published

CLI for Dokploy — import infrastructure as code, manage resources

Readme

@xantiagoma/dokploy

CLI for Dokploy infrastructure as code.

Install

# Run directly (no install)
npx @xantiagoma/dokploy pull --url https://dokploy.example.com --key YOUR_KEY

# Or install globally
bun add -g @xantiagoma/dokploy

Commands

dokploy pull

Pull existing Dokploy infrastructure into IaC code. Reads all projects, environments, services, databases, and domains, then outputs TypeScript code.

# SST format (default)
npx @xantiagoma/dokploy pull --url https://dokploy.example.com --key YOUR_KEY

# Pulumi format
npx @xantiagoma/dokploy pull --url https://dokploy.example.com --key YOUR_KEY --format pulumi

# Write to file
npx @xantiagoma/dokploy pull --url https://dokploy.example.com --key YOUR_KEY -o infra.ts

# Using environment variables
DOKPLOY_URL=https://dokploy.example.com DOKPLOY_API_KEY=YOUR_KEY npx @xantiagoma/dokploy pull

Options

| Option | Description | |--------|-------------| | --url | Dokploy instance URL (or DOKPLOY_URL env var) | | --key | API key (or DOKPLOY_API_KEY env var) | | --format | sst (default) or pulumi | | -o, --output | Write to file instead of stdout |

What it generates

  • Projects with env vars
  • Postgres, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis databases
  • Compose services with GitHub/Git source, env vars, and domains
  • Applications with domains
  • Auto-detects ${{project.VAR}} references and converts to projectRef("VAR")

License

MIT