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The Appli Gem allows you to easily access your Appli account functions from the | |
command line. The functions below outline the options which are currently | |
available. | |
Global Commands | |
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create Create a new application with the provided identifier | |
help Displays this help message | |
keys:add Upload your local public key to your appli user account | |
list Display a list of all applications which you have access to | |
version Displays the current version number | |
Application Specific Commands | |
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The following commands can be executed by running 'appli [identifier] {command}' | |
capify Generates a pre-configured capistrano deployment recipe... | |
db:console Create a MySQL console connection for your first databa... | |
db:create Create a new database with the entered label | |
db:export Dump the database schema | |
db:import Import a named MySQL file | |
db:list List all databases on this application | |
diskusage Display your current disk space usage | |
domains:add Add a new domain for this application | |
domains:list List all domains configured for this application | |
domains:remove Remove a domain from this application | |
gems List all installed gems for your application | |
gems:import Read in the specified Gemfile and install all the requi... | |
gems:install Install the provided gem on your application's containe... | |
log View a log file on the remote system locally | |
mem:passenger Display passenger memory statistics | |
mem:system Display system memory usage | |
ssh Create an SSH connection to the application | |
For more information see http://www.applihq.com/gem | |
See 'appli help [command]' for usage information. |
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