CLI Command Reference

You must have Catalyst CLI installed in your system to access the Catalyst commands. Refer to the Installing Catalyst CLI help page for the steps.

Options

Command Syntax Usage
-v | –version Print the Catalyst CLI version number
-p | –project <name_or_project_id> Specify the Catalyst project to be used for a command
–org <org id> Specify the Catalyst organization to be used for a command. Used with the -p option.
–token <token> Supply an authentication token for a command
–dc <us|eu|in|au|ca> Supply a data center for a command
–verbose Change the log level to verbose for debugging purposes
-h | –help Display help for a Catalyst command

Commands

Command Syntax Usage
login [options] Log the CLI in to your Catalyst account
token:generate [options] Generate a token to authenticate accessing the CLI from a remote system
token:list List all the available tokens generated in this CLI
token:revoke <id> Revoke a token generated in this CLI
whoami Print the email address of the user currently logged in
init [feature] [options] Initialize a Catalyst project, function, AppSail, and client resources in the local directory
project:list List all the Catalyst projects you have access to
project:use [name_or_project_id] Set an active Catalyst project for your working directory
project:reset Clear an active project selection and reset to the base project
pull [feature] Pull resources of your project from the remote console to the local directory
iac:export [options] Export a project's code and configurations as a ZIP file
iac:import [options][file_path] Import a project's ZIP file and create a new project in the console
iac:pack [zip_name] Generate an import-ready ZIP file of a project in the standard format
iac:status [options]<operation> Obtain the current status of a scheduled import or export job
functions:setup Set up and configure the function directory in your project directory
functions:add Add a function of the required stack to the function directory
functions:config [function_name_or_id] [options] Perform advanced configurations such as memory allocation on a function in your project
functions:shell [options] Launch a node shell to test emulated functions of any stack or type, other than Advanced I/O functions
functions:delete [function_name_or_id] [options] Delete a function from the remote console or the local directory
config:set <key=value> Set Catalyst configuration as a key value pair
config:get <key> Get Catalyst config value for the specified key
config:list List all Catalyst configurations
config:delete <key> Delete a key from Catalyst config
appsail:add Associate an existing Catalyst project directory with an AppSail service
client:setup Set up and configure the client directory in your project directory
client:delete [client_version] [options] Delete a version of the client from the remote console or the local directory
ds:import [~CSV_file_path] [options] Bulk write records to a table in the Catalyst Data Store
ds:export [options] Bulk read records from a table in the Catalyst Data Store
ds:status <operation> [job_id] [options] Display the job status of a Data Store import or export operation
apig:enable Enable API Gateway for your project
apig:disable Disable API Gateway for your project
apig:status [options] Obtain the current status of API Gateway for your project and the schedule progress
event:generate | generate:event <source> <action> [options] Generate sample payloads from different components or custom event sources to test Event functions
event:generate:integ <service> [options] Generate sample payloads for the required integration service to test Integration functions
run-script | run [command] Run a particular command script defined in catalyst.json
serve [options] Serve Basic I/O, Advanced I/O, BrowserLogic functions, AppSail, and the client, to test them locally
deploy [options] [feature] Deploy the Catalyst project and project resources to the remote console from the local directory
help [command] Display the command reference or help for a specific command
logout Log the CLI out of your Catalyst account
Note: If you are a Visual Studio Code IDE user, you can install the Catalyst Tools extension, and perform these CLI operations using your IDE in place of the CLI. You can find more details about the Catalyst VS Code extension from this help section.

Last Updated 2024-01-09 17:07:13 +0530 +0530

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