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Seroup

Seroup is a CLI management tool for sero servers, allowing you to easily upload and manage site on this server. The last version of this tool is guaranteed to work with latest stable release of sero server.

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Installation

To install seroup, use pip:

pip install seroup

Usage

After installation, you can use the seroup command followed by various subcommands.

seroup <command> <directory (default: current directory)>

Commands

Command Description
init Create default sero.toml in specified directory
enable Enable site
disable Disable site
download Download full site as zip
upload Upload site
teardown Teardown site
ucors Update CORS settings without reuploading site
registration Register a user in sero server

Configuration

The tool uses a configuration file named sero.toml to manage site settings. Below is an example configuration:

[server]
url = "http://mysite.ru"
subdomain = "blog"

[cors]
origins = []

[credentials]
login = "clowzed"
# For security reasons
# you'd better keep this empty
password = ""

Configuration Sections

  • [server]: Contains the server URL and subdomain.
    • url: The base URL of the server.
    • subdomain: The subdomain for the site.
  • [cors]: Contains CORS settings.
    • origins: A list of allowed origins for CORS.
  • [credentials]: Contains login credentials.
    • login: The login username.
    • password: The login password.

Metadata

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