Novara cli
This is the cli for the novara api
Commands
configure
This command configures the cli to use a server and fetches some configs from it
generate
This command will regenerate the Dockerfile from the novara.toml. Additionally the command can add dependencies to the toml file.
init
This command initializes a new directory with a template already configured for the given service
run
This command can either run the exploit locally or upload it to remote to execute it.
status
This command will retreive the info for a container or optionally all containers including their current health
stop
This command stops the currently running remote container.
remove
This command will delete a exploit.
Installation
You can install the CLI directly from PyPI:
pip install novara
Or build and install from source:
poetry build -f wheel
pip install dist/*.whl
The cli can then be access by running novara [OPTIONS] command in your terminal.
Development
To install the CLI for development, use:
poetry install
poetry shell
Alternatively, you can install in editable mode with pip:
pip install -e .
Project Structure
configs.py- Manages all CLI configurations and settingsmain.py- Entry point that registers all available commandscommands/- Directory containing individual command implementations- Each command is implemented in
command_name.py
- Each command is implemented in
utils.py- Utility functions and helpers (including Logger class)
Adding New Commands
- Create a new file in
commands/command_name.py - Implement your command function
- Register it in
main.py
Publishing
To publish a new version of the CLI, simply push a GitHub tag:
git tag v1.0.0
git push origin v1.0.0
This will trigger the automated build
Metadata
Release files for novara 0.1.22
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Source distribution (sdist)
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Built distribution (wheel)
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Total release size: 36.6 kB
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