portainer-ctl 0.2.1

A poor man's kubectl for docker swarm

Portainer controller

Install

This project is published to PyPi and you can install it using pip:

pip install portainer-ctl

You can also use the published container images:

docker pull hnaderi/pctl
# or
docker pull ghcr.io/hnaderi/pctl

Features

• Fully automated deployment
• Support for multiple config and secret
• Support for .env files and multiple variables
• Support for api tokens introduced in portainer 2.11.0

Usage

Usage: pctl [-h] [-T API_TOKEN] [-H HOST] [-U USERNAME] [-P PASSWORD] [--debug] [-j] {deploy,stacks,configs,secrets,endpoints,tags,system} ...

Poorman's kubectl, CLI for portainer on docker swarm

Options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -T, --api-token API_TOKEN
                        api token for user, overrides PORTAINER_TOKEN variable (default: None)
  -H, --host HOST       portainer host, overrides PORTAINER_HOST variable (default: http://127.0.0.1:9000/api)
  -U, --username USERNAME
                        username to login, overrides PORTAINER_USERNAME variable (default: admin)
  -P, --password PASSWORD
                        password for user, overrides PORTAINER_PASSWORD variable (default: admin)
  --debug               Whether or not print debugging logs (default: False)
  -j, --json            Print json output (default: False)

Commands:
  {deploy,stacks,configs,secrets,endpoints,tags,system}

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You can provide host, username and password in environment:

• PORTAINER_HOST
• PORTAINER_USERNAME
• PORTAINER_PASSWORD
• PORTAINER_TOKEN