Chillbox CLI

Secure and render the local files needed to work with and upload to multiple servers.

The Chillbox project is still a work in progress at this time, but this chillbox CLI tool is mostly stable at this point.

Install

Chillbox CLI can be installed with pip:

pip install chillbox

It also depends on some other commands to be available on the local machine. The required commands are listed in commands-info.toml.

Usage

The chillbox CLI is built around the Invoke and Fabric packages. The built-in '--help' option can be used. There are number of subcommands available that each have their own help docstring.

# Show the general help and available subcommands.
chillbox --help

# Show the help for the 'init' subcommand.
chillbox --help init

A configuration file is necessary to do anything with the chillbox CLI. It will default to use the chillbox.toml file in the current working directory. See the docs/configuration-file.md for more information about the chillbox configuration file.

Dependencies

Running a chillbox subcommand will automatically check for any other required commands and show which were not found. The whole list of these are listed in the commands-info.toml file. Any missing commands that are required will cause an error to be shown when running a chillbox subcommand.

Documentation

See further documentation for using chillbox at https://jkenlooper.srht.site/chillbox/

Contributing

Please contact Jake Hickenlooper or create an issue.

Any submitted changes to this project require the commits to be signed off with the git command option '--signoff'. This ensures that the committer has the rights to submit the changes under the project's license and agrees to the Developer Certificate of Origin.