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laracap-cli

v1.0.4

Published

CLI tool for LaraCap deployment

Readme

LaraCap CLI

A powerful command-line interface tool for deploying applications and managing Capacitor live updates with the LaraCap server.

Installation

You can install the CLI globally via npm to use the laracap command directly, or run it via npx without installing.

npm install -g laracap-cli

Usage

Interactive Workflow

  1. Set the server URL: Configure the CLI to point to your self-hosted LaraCap instance.

    npx laracap config:server-url
  2. Login: Authenticate with your LaraCap account.

    npx laracap login
  3. Deploy a bundle: Create and upload a new live update bundle. You will be prompted to select the target application.

    npx laracap apps:bundles:create -p <directory-path>
  4. Logout: Clear your local session.

    npx laracap logout

CI/CD Workflow (Non-Interactive)

To automate deployments in CI/CD pipelines (like GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, etc.), you can bypass the interactive prompts by passing your API token and configuration directly into the command:

npx laracap apps:bundles:create \
  --path ./dist \
  --server https://laracap.dev \
  --token <your_api_token> \
  --app-id <application_id>

Available Options (apps:bundles:create):

  • -p, --path <path>: Path to the directory you want to bundle (e.g., ./dist).
  • -s, --server <url>: Override the default LaraCap Server URL.
  • -t, --token <token>: Private API Token for authentication.
  • -a, --app-id <appId>: The Database ID of the Target Application.

License

MIT