::
$ cat << eof >> .bashrc
export DIOC_TOKEN=...
export DIOC_DEFAULT_SSHKEY=sshk
export DIOC_DEFAULT_SIZE=512mb
export DIOC_DEFAULT_REGION=sgp1
eval "$(_DIO_COMPLETE=source dio)"
eof
$ dio create test '' user_data='"#!/bin/bash\ndocker run -p 80:8080 tsutomu7/gotour"'
$ dio scp sample test:/tmp
$ dio ssh test 'ls -l /tmp'
$ dio destroy test
$ python3
import dioc
d = dioc.Droplet('test')
c = dioc.ssh_client()
c.exec_command('ls')
d.destroy()
Requirements
------------
* Python 3
* paramiko
* python-digitalocean
* Click
Features
--------
* nothing
Setup
-----
::
$ pip install dioc
or
$ easy_install dioc
History
-------
0.0.1 (2015-12-27)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
* first release
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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