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vito-cli

v1.2.0

Published

Unofficial CLI client for Vito Deploy API

Downloads

27

Readme

Vito CLI

⚠️ Unofficial project — This CLI is NOT affiliated with, endorsed by, or related to Vito Deploy in any way. It's an independent tool that uses their public API.

CLI client for Vito Deploy API.

Installation

npm install -g vito-cli

From source

git clone https://github.com/newuni/vito-cli.git
cd vito-cli
npm install
npm link

Configuration

Run the interactive setup:

vito setup

This will prompt for your Vito URL and API token, validate the connection, and save credentials to ~/.config/vito/config.json.

Alternative: Environment Variables

export VITO_URL=https://your-vito:8080
export VITO_TOKEN=your-token

Verify config

vito config

Usage

# Health check
vito health

# Quick status overview
vito status

# Projects
vito projects list
vito projects get <id>
vito projects create <name>
vito projects delete <id>

# Servers
vito servers list <projectId>
vito servers get <projectId> <serverId>
vito servers reboot <projectId> <serverId>
vito servers upgrade <projectId> <serverId>

# Sites
vito sites list <projectId> <serverId>
vito sites get <projectId> <serverId> <siteId>
vito sites deploy <projectId> <serverId> <siteId>

# Databases
vito db list <projectId> <serverId>

# Services
vito services list <projectId> <serverId>
vito services restart <projectId> <serverId> <serviceId>

# Firewall
vito firewall list <projectId> <serverId>

# SSH Keys
vito ssh-keys list <projectId> <serverId>

# Cron Jobs
vito cron list <projectId> <serverId>

# Run script
vito run-script <projectId> <serverId> "echo hello"
vito run-script <projectId> <serverId> "apt update" --user root

Output

All commands output JSON for easy parsing with jq:

vito projects list | jq '.data[].name'
vito status  # Human-readable overview

Programmatic Usage

import { VitoClient } from './src/client.js';

const client = new VitoClient('http://your-vito:8080', 'your-token');
const projects = await client.listProjects();