Welcome to Commander click
To generate build and dest files
python3 setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
To use on local
pip3 install -e .
Commands
1 kaiyo login
2 kaiyo create --workspace=“”
3 kaiyo build --servicename ="bifrost" --repository = “”
xyz-bifrost
userdid-servicename
kaiyo list builds -servicename=""
4 kaiyo deploy --servicename="" --values="file.json" --version="" --worskpace=""
kaiyo logout
kaiyo update -—service=“”
kaiyo status --workspace= “”
kaiyo status --service=“”
kaiyo delete --service=“”
kaiyo delete --workspace=“”
kaiyo show --workspace=“”
kaiyo show --service=“”
kaiyo show bill
kaiyo list builds --repository = “”
kaiyo list workspaces
kaiyo list services
kaiyo list services —worksapce = “”
kaiyo logs --service=“”
1 maintainer
Metadata
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Release files for kcl 0.0.1
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