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infraflow

v0.1.26

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The InfraFlow command line: deploy a folder, follow logs, open a shell, expose local services through tunnels.

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Readme

infraflow

The InfraFlow command line.

npm install -g infraflow     # or: npx infraflow <command>

No token is needed to install it. What you sign in with depends on what you want to do, and the two are independent:

| To… | Sign in with | Command | | --- | --- | --- | | deploy, read logs, open a shell, change variables | an API token (Settings, then API tokens) | infraflow auth <token> | | expose services of this machine through tunnels | a machine token (Tunnels, then Add a machine) | infraflow login <token> |

infraflow auth ifl_…
infraflow up api                 # send this folder, build it, deploy it
infraflow link api               # this folder is `api` from now on
infraflow run -- npm run dev     # run locally with the service's variables
infraflow logs --follow
infraflow shell

The program is a single native file. This package fetches the one for your system the first time it runs, from https://infraflow.app/dl/. Set INFRAFLOW_ORIGIN to use another InfraFlow platform, and INFRAFLOW_REFETCH=1 to fetch it again.

Without Node.js:

curl -fsSL https://infraflow.app/install.sh | sh          # Linux, macOS
irm https://infraflow.app/install.ps1 | iex               # Windows

Documentation: https://infraflow.app/docs/cli