floyd-cli
Command line tool for Floyd. Use this to interact with Floyd (www.floydhub.com).
Quick Start
Install the cli using pip:
$ pip install -U floyd-cli
Visit floydhub.com and create a free account by clicking the SIGN UP FOR FREE button.
Login with the cli by typing:
$ floyd login
When prompted, enter Y and press ENTER. This will open your web browser. At the bottom of the page, copy your login token by clicking the COPY TO CLIPBOARD button. Go back to the terminal and paste the token into the prompt and press ENTER. You are now logged in and ready to rock.
Ready to run your first experiment?
Visit the quick start guide.
Want to learn more?
Check out the documentation.
Having issues?
Ask a question on the forum, or log an issue in our issue tracker.
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