kaas-cli 0.1.157

Command line utility for K as a Service

KaaS CLI

Simple Installation

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Installation

pip install --user kaas-cli or sudo pip install kaas-cli

For Developers

Prerequisites: python >= 3.10, pip >= 20.0.2, poetry >= 1.3.2.

Installation

To install the package using pip, start by building from Source

make build
pip install dist/*.whl

Configure the CLI by copying the example environment file and setting up the necessary environment variables:

cp .flaskenv.example .flaskenv

Then, edit the .flaskenv file to match your settings.

Environment Variables

Here's an overview of the environment variables:

• SERVER_URL: The KaaS server API address for the main interaction within the CLI tool. This is a required field. For local development, use http://localhost:5000.
• DEFAULT_DIRECTORY: The folder path for artifacts. This is an optional field. You can leave it empty.
• DEFAULT_VAULT_ID: Artifacts should be associated with a project ID. This is an optional field. You can leave it empty.
• DEFAULT_KEY: If the user is not the owner of the project, they are required to provide a security key. This is an optional field. You can leave it empty.

Usage

After installing the dependencies with poetry install, you can spawn a shell using poetry shell, or alternatively, use make:

make shell
kaas-cli hello
kaas-cli --version

VAULT_SPEC is an important definition. This is used to access specific organizations and vaults with permission control limitng what tokens have access to.

The spec follows the form of

organization/vault_name

To verify the installation, run kaas-cli hello. If you see the message Hello World!, the CLI is set up correctly.

Documentation

For detailed usage instructions of the kaas-cli tool, please refer to the official documentation.