What

This is a simple tool to help you out when creating and deploying your Beanstalk repos.

This isn't (yet) a general command line tool that will give you to access all of the features of Beanstalk.

How

To create a repo try this:

$ beanstalk repo:create test_repo green

Installation

Download the file and make it executable

chmod a+x beanstalk

Either place it in your path, or add to your path.

echo 'export PATH=YOURPATHHERE:$PATH' >> ~/.profile

When using the tool for the 1st time you will be prompted to add in your Beanstalk details.

You can also add a beanstalk_cli.config to your home directory containing:

[account_settings] account = ACCOUNT_NAME username = USER_NAME password = PASSWORD

Type beanstalk help for help.

Methods

$beanstalk repo:create - will guide you through creating a repo with optional Staging and Production environments

$beanstalk repo:list - return a list of repos

$beanstalk repo:search <repo_name> - search for a repo

$beanstalk repo:changes <repo_name> - will list the most recent changes, grouped by date then ordered by time, with the revision and author

$beanstalk repo:releases <repo_name> - will list the most recent releases, grouped by date then ordered by time, with the revision and author

$beanstalk repo:info <repo_name> - will show info, and server environments for a repo

$beanstalk repo:deploy <repo_name> - will allow you to deploy an environment. The script will prompt you for all details.

$beanstalk repo:deployall <repo_name> - will allow you to re-deploy all files to an environment. The script will prompt you for all details.

$beanstalk account:config - will allow you to update your Beanstalk config details (passwords are stored as plain text!)

$beanstalk keys:view - will allow you to view your SSH keys that have been added to Beanstalk

$beanstalk keys:create - will allow you to add the Key on your machine to your Beanstalk account

Notes

When passing in a repo name, this must be the name and not the title. Type $beanstalk list to see a list of repos (the names are within brackets).

If you plan on using the $beanstalk repo:create <repo_name> <colour> method to create a templated repo, and automatically create a Staging and Production server then you will need to open up the file and add in your server details. In the future these settings will be saved to a config file.

Thanks

Thanks to https://github.com/AzizLight/fire for inspiration (and initial code) to create the script!