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pulsar-deploy-cli

v1.0.1

Published

Official CLI for Pulsar Deploy — deploy anything, own everything

Readme

pulsar-deploy-cli

Official CLI for Pulsar Deploy — deploy anything, own everything.

Installation

npm install -g pulsar-deploy-cli

Usage

# Authenticate
pulsar auth login        # Opens GitHub OAuth in browser
pulsar auth logout
pulsar auth status

# Deploy
pulsar deploy            # Deploy current directory
pulsar deploy --project my-app --branch main

# Logs
pulsar logs my-app       # Show latest deployment logs
pulsar logs my-app -f    # Follow (live stream)

# Environment variables
pulsar env list my-app
pulsar env set my-app KEY=value
pulsar env set my-app KEY=value --env production
pulsar env remove my-app KEY

# Rollback
pulsar rollback my-app   # Rollback to previous deployment

# Project status
pulsar status            # List all projects

# Databases
Pulsar does not host databases. Use a managed provider (Supabase or PlanetScale) and set connection strings with `pulsar env set`.

Configuration

The CLI stores config in ~/.config/pulsar-cli/ (via conf).

To use a self-hosted instance:

# Set custom API URL
pulsar config set apiUrl https://api.yourdomain.com

Requirements

License

MIT