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Fleetbase CLI Commands Documentation (New Commands introduced in version 0.0.3)

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flb login

Description

Log in to the Fleetbase registry. This command authenticates you with the Fleetbase registry by saving your credentials to your local .npmrc file.

Usage

flb login [options]

Options

  • -u, --username <username>: Username for the registry.
  • -p, --password <password>: Password for the registry.
  • -e, --email <email>: Email associated with your account.
  • -r, --registry <registry>: Registry URL (default: https://registry.fleetbase.io).
  • --scope <scope>: Scope for the registry (optional).
  • --quotes <quotes>: Quotes option for npm-cli-login (optional).
  • --config-path <configPath>: Path to the npm config file (optional).

Examples

Log in with username, password, and email:

flb login -u your_username -p 'your_password' -e [email protected]

Log in with a specific registry and scope:

flb login -u your_username -p 'your_password' -e [email protected] -r https://registry.fleetbase.io --scope '@fleetbase'

Notes

  • Ensure that special characters in your password are properly escaped or enclosed in quotes.
  • The command updates your local .npmrc file with authentication details.
  • Handle your credentials securely and be cautious with password storage.

flb bundle

Description

Create a bundle of your Fleetbase extension. This command packages your extension into a compressed archive suitable for distribution or uploading.

Usage

flb bundle [options]

Options

  • -p, --path <path>: Path of the Fleetbase extension (default: .).
  • --upload: After bundling, upload the bundle to the Fleetbase registry using your authentication token.
  • --auth-token <token>: Auth token for uploading the bundle (used with --upload option).
  • -r, --registry <registry>: Registry URL (default: https://registry.fleetbase.io).

Examples

Create a bundle of the extension in the current directory:

flb bundle

Create a bundle and upload it to the registry:

flb bundle --upload

Specify a custom path for the extension and upload:

flb bundle -p ./extensions/my-extension --upload --auth-token YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN

Notes

  • The command creates a .tar.gz archive of your extension, excluding certain directories like node_modules and server_vendor.
  • If the --upload option is used, the bundle will be uploaded after creation.
  • Ensure you have the necessary authentication token when using the --upload option.

flb bundle-upload

Description

Upload a Fleetbase extension bundle to the Fleetbase registry. This command packages your extension and uploads it for distribution.

Usage

flb bundle-upload [bundleFile] [options]

Options

  • [bundleFile]: Path to the bundle file to upload. If not provided, it will look for the bundle in the current directory.
  • -p, --path <path>: Path where the bundle is located (default: .).
  • --auth-token <token>: Auth token for uploading the bundle. If not provided, the token will be read from the .npmrc file.
  • -r, --registry <registry>: Registry URL (default: https://registry.fleetbase.io).

Examples

Upload a bundle in the current directory:

flb bundle-upload

Upload a specific bundle file:

flb bundle-upload path/to/your-extension-bundle.tar.gz

Upload a bundle with a specified auth token:

flb bundle-upload --auth-token YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN

Notes

  • The bundle should be created using the flb bundle command.
  • The upload process handles the bundle as a multipart/form-data request.

flb version-bump

Description

Bump the version of the Fleetbase extension. This command updates the version number in your extension's manifest files (extension.json, package.json, composer.json).

Usage

flb version-bump [options]

Options

  • -p, --path <path>: Path of the Fleetbase extension (default: .).
  • --major: Bump major version (e.g., 1.0.0 → 2.0.0).
  • --minor: Bump minor version (e.g., 1.0.0 → 1.1.0).
  • --patch: Bump patch version (e.g., 1.0.0 → 1.0.1). This is the default if no flag is provided.
  • --pre-release [identifier]: Add a pre-release identifier (e.g., 1.0.0 → 1.0.0-beta).

Examples

Bump the patch version (default behavior):

flb version-bump

Bump the minor version:

flb version-bump --minor

Bump the major version:

flb version-bump --major

Add a pre-release identifier:

flb version-bump --pre-release beta

Notes

  • The command updates version numbers in the specified files and formats them according to Semantic Versioning (SemVer).
  • Ensure you commit your changes to version control after bumping the version.
  • The default behavior increments the patch version if no flags are provided.

flb scaffold

Description

Scaffold a new Fleetbase extension. This command creates a new extension project with the necessary files and structure.

Usage

flb scaffold [options]

Options

  • --name <name>: Name of the extension.
  • --description <description>: Description of the extension.
  • --author <author>: Author's name.
  • --email <email>: Author's email.
  • -p, --path <path>: Path where the extension will be created (default: current directory).
  • --repository <repository>: Git repository URL (optional).

Examples

Scaffold a new extension with basic information:

flb scaffold --name "My Extension" --description "An awesome Fleetbase extension" --author "John Doe" --email "[email protected]"

Specify a custom path for the extension:

flb scaffold --name "My Extension" -p ./extensions/my-extension

Notes

  • The command initializes a new extension project by cloning the starter extension repository.
  • Fill in the provided options to customize your new extension.
  • After scaffolding, navigate to the extension directory and begin development.

Additional Information

  • Authentication: Use flb login to authenticate with the Fleetbase registry before performing actions like uploading bundles or publishing extensions.
  • Version Control: It's recommended to use a version control system like Git to manage your extension's source code.
  • Publishing Extensions: After uploading your bundle, you can publish your extension to make it available to others (if applicable).
  • Help Command: Use flb --help to display help information about available commands.

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