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dynodev

v0.0.24

Published

DynoDev is to backend as kubernetes is to infra

Downloads

4

Readme

Dyno CLI

The Dyno CLI is used to manage and deploy your Dyno project from the command line. A Dyno project automatically deploys your database and provides APIs and basic API access control out of the box.

  • Generate Dyno config files for your Dyno project
  • Deploy your your Dyno project

Getting Started

  1. npm install -g dynodev
  2. dynodev login (authenticate using the web browser)
  3. dynodev init

Commands

Append --help to read detailed usage of each given command.

Configuration Commands

| Command | Description | |---|---| | login | Authenticate to your Dyno account. Requires access to a web browser. | | init | Initialize an dyno file. The best place to get started. | | link | Link an existing project to your current config file. | | projects | Gets a list of your current projects. |

Generation and Deployment Commands

| Command | Description | |---|---| | push | Push your config file up and build your backend and database. | | add | Add a model or add a property to a model. | | routes | Get available API routes. |