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taskclan

v0.1.0

Published

Taskclan Cloud CLI — log in and deploy with git, Heroku-style.

Readme

taskclan

The Taskclan Cloud CLI. Log in from your browser and deploy with git push, Heroku-style.

Install

npm install -g taskclan

Requires Node 18+.

Deploy in three lines

taskclan login                 # opens the browser to approve this machine
taskclan git:remote -a my-app  # adds a "taskclan" git remote for your app
git push taskclan main         # builds + deploys, streaming the log

login stores an account credential in ~/.netrc for cloud.taskclan.com (exactly like heroku login), so git push authenticates automatically for every app in your workspace — no per-app tokens.

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | taskclan login | Browser device login; writes the credential to ~/.netrc | | taskclan logout | Remove the stored credential | | taskclan whoami | Show the current login | | taskclan apps | List your apps | | taskclan git:remote -a <app> [-r <remote>] | Add the deploy remote (default remote: taskclan) | | taskclan logs -a <app> | Tail a running app's logs |

Options

  • --url <url> — point at a different Cloud (default https://cloud.taskclan.com); also read from TASKCLAN_CLOUD_URL.

Notes

The credential is a Taskclan Cloud account key scoped to your workspace. Revoke it anytime from the console (Developers), or taskclan logout to remove it locally.