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LDC - LaunchDarkly CLI/Console

This is BETA software until version 1.0 and the interface may change.

This command-line interface provides basic interaction with LaunchDarkly. You can list and operate on projects, environments, flags, and metrics.

Configuring

You can specify configuration information in the ./ldc.json file. This sets the default project and environment information for where your commands will operate.

The format is:

{
    "<your configuration name>": {
        "apitoken": "<your api token>",
        "defaultenvironment": "<your environment key>",
        "defaultproject": "<your project key>",
        "server": "<your server, optional, defaults to https://app.launchdarkly.com>"
    }
}

You can create an API access token from the Account settings page in the LaunchDarkly application, on the Authorization tab.

Running

To run a single command, use:

./run.sh <command>

To run a series of commands in an interactive shell, use:

./run.sh shell

Commands

The supported top-level commands are:

• clear: Clear the screen
• configs: Update configuration information
  • Available actions are add, edit, rename, rm (remove), set (change which configuration you're using)
• environments: List and operate on environments
  • Available actions are list, show, create, delete
• exit: Exit the program
• flags: List and operate on flags
  • Available actions are: list (default), show, create, create-toggle, add-tag, remove-tag, on, off, rollout, fallthrough, edit, delete, status
• goals: List and operate on metrics
  • Available actions are list, create, show, results, attach, detach, edit, delete
• help: Display help
• json: Set JSON mode
• log: Search audit log entries
• projects: List and operate on projects
  • Available actions are list, show, create, delete
• pwd: Show current configuration context
• shell: Run shell
• switch: Switch to a given project and environment
• token: Set API token
• version: Show version

For commands that have associated actions, use the format:

<command> <action> <arguments>

For example, to display information about a particular flag, use:

./run.sh flags show <your flag key>

Similarly, to create a new flag in the current project, use:

./run.sh flags create <new flag key>

The current project is the default project specified in your config, unless you've used the configs command to change which configuration you're using.

Referencing resources

By default, commands apply to resources in the current project and environment. To apply a command to a resource in a different project or environment, you can specify a path to the resource.

A full path to a resource looks like this:

//<config>/<project>/<resource>

You can also specify an absolute resource path:

# Enable a flag using absolute syntax /<project>/<resource>
./run.sh flags /my-project/my-env/my-flag toggle on

Finally, you can reference the default project or environment with the special ... key:

# Enable a flag using the default project syntax "/.../<resource>"
./run.sh flags /.../my-env/my-flag toggle on

# Enable a flag using the default project and environment syntax "/.../.../<resource>"
./run.sh flags /.../.../my-flag toggle on

# Enable a flag for a specific config using the default project and environment syntax "/.../.../<resource>"
./run.sh flags //my-config/.../.../my-flag toggle on