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takos-cli

v0.1.0

Published

CLI tool for Takos AI platform - deploy, manage workers, and interact with cloud resources

Downloads

5

Readme

@takos/cli

CLI tool for Takos AI platform - deploy workers, manage apps, and control cloud resources (D1, R2, KV, Vectorize).

Installation

npm install -g @takos/cli

Usage

Authentication

# Login via browser (external mode)
takos login

# Check current user
takos whoami

# Logout
takos logout

Deploy Workers

# Deploy a worker from ./dist
takos deploy worker --name my-api

# With environment variables
takos deploy worker --name my-api --env '{"API_KEY":"secret"}'

# With resource bindings
takos deploy worker --name my-api --bindings '{"d1":[{"name":"DB","database_id":"xxx"}]}'

Deploy Apps (Frontend)

# Deploy frontend app from ./dist
takos deploy app --name my-app

# With description and icon
takos deploy app --name my-app --description "My awesome app" --icon "🚀"

Manage Workers

takos workers list          # List all workers
takos workers info <name>   # Get worker details
takos workers logs <name>   # Show invocation logs
takos workers delete <name> # Delete worker

Manage Apps

takos apps list          # List all apps
takos apps info <name>   # Get app details
takos apps delete <name> # Delete app

Manage Resources

takos resources list              # List all resources
takos resources list --type d1    # Filter by type
takos resources create d1 my-db   # Create D1 database
takos resources create r2 my-bucket # Create R2 bucket
takos resources info <id>         # Get resource details
takos resources delete <id>       # Delete resource

D1 Database Operations

takos d1 tables <resource-id>           # List tables
takos d1 query <resource-id> "SELECT *" # Execute SQL

R2 Storage Operations

takos r2 list <resource-id>             # List objects
takos r2 list <resource-id> --prefix images/

Container Mode

When running inside a takos session container, authentication is automatic via environment variables:

  • TAKOS_SESSION_ID - Session identifier
  • TAKOS_WORKSPACE_ID - Current workspace
  • TAKOS_API_URL - API endpoint

Configuration

Credentials are stored in ~/.takos/config.json.

License

MIT