Mutli CLI for torus tools
$ npm install -g @torus-tools/cli
$ torus COMMAND
running command...
$ torus (-v|--version|version)
@torus-tools/cli/0.0.124 linux-x64 node-v14.4.0
$ torus --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
$ torus COMMAND
...List/download/upload/delete all of your content (or the specified files).
USAGE
$ torus content ACTION [FILES]
ARGUMENTS
ACTION (list|download|upload|delete) given action to carry out with the content of your site
FILES local paths or object keys of the files/directories you want to upload/download to/from your bucket. For
example suppose theres a directory img inside the cwd the path of image1.jpg would be img/image1.jpg. For
local files the root is the current working directory unless specifiecd otherwise with the -i flag. By
default, if no paths are provided all files/dirs in the root will be used.
OPTIONS
-a, --all Upload all files. By default only updated files are uploaded.
-d, --domain=domain Domain of your site (i.e. yoursite.com).
-i, --input=input Path of the root directory of your project (if different to the current working driectory).
-o, --output=output [default: ./] Path to save downloaded content into. Default is the current working directory.
-r, --reset Reset the cache in all edge locations for the given files.
-s, --sort Sorts listed files by last modified date.
DESCRIPTION
...
By default only modified files are uploaded; to upload all files provide the --all flag. To automatically update cache
in cloudfront for the given files add the --reset flag.
See code: src/commands/content.js
display help for torus
USAGE
$ torus help [COMMAND]
ARGUMENTS
COMMAND command to show help for
OPTIONS
--all see all commands in CLI
See code: @oclif/plugin-help
Configure torus globally in your machine, or on a per-project basis
USAGE
$ torus init
OPTIONS
-d, --domain=domain
The valid desired/existing domain of your site i.e. yoursite.com
-g, --global
Create a global torus configuration file. The command will guide you through the steps to generate the required API
keys for each of your desired providers, set up your global environment variables and your deisred default settings.
-p, --providers=aws|godaddy
Desired cloud/domain providers to be used with torus. You must have an existing account in all of the providers you
choose.
-r,
--region=us-east-2|us-east-1|us-west-1|us-west-2|af-south-1|ap-east-1|ap-south-1|ap-northeast-2|ap-southeast-1|ap-sout
heast-2|ap-northeast-1|ca-central-1|cn-north-1|cn-northwest-1|eu-central-1|eu-west-1|eu-west-2|eu-west-3|eu-north-1|me
-south-1|sa-east-1|us-gov-east-1|us-gov-west-1
[default: us-east-1] Desired AWS region
-u, --user=user
[default: torus_admin] Desired name for the AWS IAM user
DESCRIPTION
...
The init command helps you configure torus in your site/project. Providing the -g (--global) flag helps you configure
torus globally (for all of your projects). When using the torus CLI, you can always overwrite global settings by
including a project config file. You can also overwrite global environment variables by including a .env file. If you
are using the init command without the -g flag make sure to run it from the root of your project.
See code: src/commands/init.js
Deploy static sites to AWS
USAGE
$ torus stack ACTION [SETUP]
ARGUMENTS
ACTION (create|update|import|delete|pull|push) choose an action to perform. you can create, update, import your stack
or upload files to your bucket.
SETUP (dev|test|prod|custom) [default: dev] setup for the site - dev, test, production or custom
OPTIONS
-b, --bucket=aws|true Enables a cloud storage bucket to be used as the websites origin. You can
provide this flag without the =string to use aws s3.
-c, --cdn=aws|true Add a CDN to your site. CDNs enable faster website load times by caching your
content around the globe (the edge). You can provide this flag without the
=string to use aws Cloudfront.
-d, --domain=domain The domain of your site i.e. yoursite.com
-e, --error=error name of the error document. Default is error.html
-i, --index=index name of the index document. Default is index.html
-o, --overwrite By default, torus always reads your template in the cloud and only adds
changes (updated resources or additional resources). If you want to eliminate
the resources that arent prvoided in the CLI flags you can add this flag.
-p, --publish Publish the sites content
-r, --registrar=aws|godaddy|other|true The current domain name registrar of your sites domain. Using AWS or godaddy
enables automatic namserver updates if the DNS provider is different to the
registrar. Selecting other will require manual nameserver updates. true
evaluates to other.
-s, --ssl=aws|true Enables https by creating and validating an SSL certificate for your site. You
can provide this flag without the =string to use aws certificate manager.
-w, --www=true creates a www reroute bucket.
--dns=aws|godaddy|other|true Desired DNS provider for your site. The aws option adds a route53 hosted zone
to your stack. You can provide this flag without the =string to use aws.
DESCRIPTION
...
Deploy static sites to the AWS Cloud using Cloudformation templates.
See code: src/commands/stack.js