Overview
Rivery CLI is an amazing way to manage, deploy, run and edit rivers inside Rivery.
The rivers are configured only by .yaml files, as a configuration files, makes this CLI as a basic
of Infrastructure As Code (IaC) methodology.
In order to start using the tool, go to the Getting Started page.
Getting started
Requirements
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You must have Python 3.6 or later installed. For installation instructions, see the Downloading Python page in Python's Beginner Guide.
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An API Token with the following scopes:
* me:list
* river:execute
* river:edit
* river:list
* river:delete
* connection:edit
* connection:list
* connection:delete
In order to create a new API token, please refer to our docs
Install
Install Rivery CLI, by using the next command:
pip install -U rivery-cli
Initiate a new project
in order to start new project:
- create new project directory, for example in linux base OS:
> mkdir /home/my-project
or in windows:
> mkdir c:\my-project
- Go into the
my-projectdirectory you've created:cd my-project - run the next command and choose your project name.
> rivery init
Create the first profile
Rivery CLI store defaults and credentials under an "entity" called profile.
Each profile has its name and the configurations under it. Due to every API token refers to specific account+environment inside your Rivery console, and every account+environment pair has its own credentials, it is likely you'll have a profile per each account+environment coupling.
For creating your first profile use the next command:
> rivery configure
And Follow the prompt:
> Please enter your token. (******): ...
> Choose your Region () [...]: ...
> Thank you for entering auth credentials.
> Please check your profile at: ~/.rivery/auth
And you're good to go!
Issues and Feature Requests
Rivery CLI and IaC engine is fully open source dir. We're getting in warm welcome any issues/features submitted to our end, and encourage the community to contribute in the solution. Please don't hesitate to add any issues/feature request using the repo's Issues section.
Getting start With Rivery
You can check out our product docs at https://docs.rivery.io in order to getting started.
Full documentation
You may find here the full documentation.
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