@2bttns/2bttns-cli v1.0.3-beta

@2bttns/2bttns-cli

The 2bttns command line interface.

Features

• Get up-and-running with a 2bttns installation using 2bttns-cli new
• Apply the necessary 2bttns migrations to the database you intend to use with 2bttns (2bttns-cli db migrate)
• Apply example data to the database you intend to use with 2bttns (2bttns-cli db seed)
• Interactive command to create 2bttns console administrators (2bttns-cli admin create), with command-line-only alternatives (2bttns-cli admin create credentials, 2bttns-cli admin create oauth-allow)
• Set configuration values via the command line (e.g. 2bttns-cli config set db.url <value>) to avoid having to specify them every time you run a command

Install

# You can install the 2bttns CLI globally via npm:
npm i -g @2bttns/2bttns-cli

# Alternatively, you can call it via npx without installing it globally.
npx @2bttns/2bttns-cli <command>

Usage

Get Started

# If installed globally:
2bttns-cli --help


# If calling it via npx:
npx @2bttns/2bttns-cli --help

i. Automated 2bttns Setup via 2bttns-cli new

The 2bttns-cli new command will ask you for a few configuration values, create a 2bttns-ready Docker Compose file, and start it so you can quickly get your own applications integrated with 2bttns.

2bttns-cli new

DB Migrations & Seeding

# Apply migrations
## Migrate the specified database using the -d flag
2bttns-cli db migrate -d <database-url>

# Create example seed data (Games, Tags, GameObjects, and an example App Secret) in your database
## Seed the specified database using the -d flag
## IMPORTANT: The database must be migrated via `2bttns-cli db migrate` before seeding, or else the seed will fail.
2bttns-cli db seed -d <database-url>

## If you have set the db.url config value, you can omit the -d flag
2bttns-cli db migrate
2bttns-cli db seed

Create 2bttns Console Administrators

# Create a new 2bttns console administrator:
## Create an administrator via interactive prompts
2bttns-cli admin create -d <database-url> -s <nextauth-secret>

## Create an administrator via command line arguments
2bttns-cli admin create credentials -u <username> -p <password> -d <database-url> -s <nextauth-secret>
2bttns-cli admin create oauth-allow -e <email> -d <database-url> -s <nextauth-secret>

## If you have set the db.url and nextAuthSecret config values or have the proper environment variables set, you can omit the -d and -s flags
2bttns-cli admin create
2bttns-cli admin create credentials -u <username> -p <password>
2bttns-cli admin create oauth-allow -e <email>

Configuration Values

Set configuration values via the CLI using the config command. Values set this way will be used by the CLI when running commands, so you don't have to specify them every time using flags.

Commands

# Set a configuration value
2bttns-cli config set <key> <value>

# Get the current value of a configuration value
2bttns-cli config get <key>

# Clear a configuration value
2bttns-cli config clear <key>

Available Configuration Values

Configuration Value Precedence

The CLI takes configuration values from the following sources, in order of precedence:

1. Command line arguments (The --db-url flag, for example)

2. Config file (Set these via 2bttns config set <key> <value>)

   ⚠️ An exception to this is if you set the --ignore-config flag, which in this case the CLI will ignore config values. This is useful if you want to use environment variables instead of the existing config.

      # Example:
      # In this case, the CLI will use the necessary environment variables (DATABASE_URL, NEXTAUTH_SECRET) instead of the config file (if they exist)
      # If you do not know which environment variables to use for certain commands, the command will warn you if you are missing any.
      2bttns-cli admin create --ignore-config

3. Environment variables (DATABASE_URL, NEXTAUTH_SECRET)