Novavision CLI

NovaVision CLI offers an interface for managing servers and applications locally. It allows you to register and install a server, deploy, and manage an app using Docker Compose.

NovaVision simplifies the process of setting up and managing servers, allowing you to deploy and run applications on edge, local, and cloud servers.

Installation

Install NovaVision CLI with pip:

pip install novavision-cli

# Verify installation
novavision --version

pipx is optional. Use it if you want the CLI in an isolated environment:

pipx install novavision-cli

Features

install

Performs creation and installation of a device on your system.

novavision install [edge|local|cloud] <USER_TOKEN> --host <HOST> --workspace <USER_WORKSPACE_NAME> --port <PORT> --non-interactive

Parameters

• DEVICE_TYPE: Specifies the server type. Options: edge, local, or cloud.
• USER_TOKEN: User token required for registering and installing the server.
• --host: Suite host URL. Default: https://suite.novavision.ai (or host in ~/.novavision/config.json). Common values: suite.novavision.ai, alfa.suite.novavision.ai.
• --workspace: User can specify which workspace will be used for creating device. User must type the name of the workspace they have. If this parameter is not entered, workspace selection will be performed while device creation.
• --port: Server API port. Skips the port prompt when set.
• --non-interactive: Skip prompts. Requires --workspace. Uses port 7001 if --port is omitted. Fails instead of asking which device to delete when the account is at its device limit.

self-update

Upgrades this CLI from PyPI. A pip install upgrades with pip. A pipx install upgrades with pipx upgrade.

novavision self-update

update

Downloads the latest server package for an existing server and rebuilds it.

novavision update server <USER_TOKEN> --id <SERVER_ID>

Parameters

• USER_TOKEN: User token required to download the server package.
• --id: Server folder ID, or the device ID stored in server metadata. If omitted, you will be asked to select a server.
• --yes: Skip the update confirmation prompt.

uninstall

Stops a local server, deletes the registered device from Suite, and removes the local server folder.

novavision uninstall server <USER_TOKEN> --id <SERVER_ID>

Parameters

• USER_TOKEN: User token required to delete the device on the host.
• --id: Server folder ID, or the device ID stored in server metadata.
• --yes: Skip the uninstall confirmation prompt.

Optional file ~/.novavision/config.json can set default "host" and "workspace" values for install.

list

Shows installed servers, whether they are running, and their apps.

novavision list
novavision list --json

status

Shows running state for a server and its apps. Omit --id to show every server.

novavision status
novavision status --id <SERVER_ID>

logs

Shows Docker Compose logs for a server or app.

novavision logs server --id <SERVER_ID> --follow
novavision logs app --id <APP_ID> --tail 100

start

Launches the server's or application's Docker Compose environment, starting the server or application if it isn’t already running.

novavision start [server|app] --id <ID>

Parameters

• --id: Server folder ID when starting a server. Required App ID when starting an app.

The parent server must be running before starting an app.

stop

Stops the running server or application by shutting down its Docker Compose environment.

novavision stop [server|app] --id <ID>

Parameters

• --id: Server folder ID when stopping a server. Required App ID when stopping an app.
• --close-apps: When stopping a server, also stop apps belonging to that server.

The parent server must be running before stopping an app.

service

Enables, disables, or shows status for automatic server startup.

novavision service [enable|disable|status] server --id <SERVER_ID> --apps <APP_ID>

Parameters

• --id <SERVER_ID> (Optional): Specifies which server to manage. If omitted, you will be asked to select one.
• --apps (Optional, enable only): App IDs to start after the server. Use "*" to start all apps.

Linux requires sudo. Windows requires an Administrator terminal. On macOS and Windows, Docker Desktop must start automatically.

Global flags: -q / --quiet, --json (for list and status), --no-color (also honors NO_COLOR).