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mobula-cli

v1.0.12

Published

CLI tool for deploying subgraphs to Mobula's graph node

Readme

Mob CLI

A custom CLI tool for deploying subgraphs to our Graph Node.

Installation

npm install -g mobula-cli

API Keys

The CLI requires an API key for authentication. You must set an API key before deploying any subgraphs:

mob apikey set

The API key is stored securely in your home directory and will be used for all future deployments. The API key is included in the HTTP request headers when deploying a subgraph:

  • Authorization: Bearer <api-key>
  • X-API-KEY: <api-key>

Usage

Managing API Keys

# Set or update your API key (interactive)
mob apikey set

# Set or update your API key (non-interactive)
mob apikey set --key YOUR_API_KEY

# View your current API key
mob apikey view

# Delete your API key
mob apikey delete

Deploy a Subgraph

mob deploy --name <subgraph-name> [options]

The deploy command performs two operations:

  1. Uploads the subgraph to IPFS and gets the IPFS hash
  2. Makes an HTTP POST request to your deployment endpoint with the IPFS hash and API key in the headers

Note: An API key must be set before deploying. If no API key is found, the deployment will fail.

Options:

  • --name, -n: Name of the subgraph (required)
  • --manifest, -m: Path to the subgraph manifest (default: subgraph.yaml)

Examples

# First, set your API key
mob apikey set

# Then deploy a subgraph with the default manifest
mob deploy --name my-subgraph

# Deploy a subgraph with a custom manifest
mob deploy --name my-subgraph --manifest path/to/subgraph.yaml

License

MIT