Alfresco ADF Cli
The Goal of ADF CLI
The ADF CLI manages, builds , doc and test your ADF Application projects.
Installation
To get started follow these instructions:
npm install @alfresco/adf-cli -g
License Check
Move in the folder where you have your package.json and run the command:
npm install
adf-license
Audit Check
Move in the folder where you have your package.json and run the command:
npm install
adf-audit
Docker publish
Move in the folder where you have your Dockerfile and run the command:
adf-cli docker-publish --dockerRepo "${docker_repository}" --dockerTags "${TAGS}" --pathProject "$(pwd)"
If you want to specify a different docker registry you can run
--loginCheck --loginUsername "username" --loginPassword "password" --loginRepo "quay.io"--dockerRepo "${docker_repository}" --dockerTags "${TAGS}" --pathProject "$(pwd)"
Kubectl update pod image
This command allows you to update a specific service on the rancher env with a specifig tag
adf-cli kubectl-image --clusterEnv ${clusterEnv} --clusterUrl ${clusterUrl} --username ${username} --token ${token} --deployName ${deployName} --dockerRepo ${dockerRepo} --tag ${tag}
You can use the option --installCheck to install kubectl as part of the command
update version
This command allows you to update the adf dependencies and js-api with different versions
Update adf libs and js-api with latest alpha
adf-cli update-version --alpha --pathPackage "$(pwd)"
Update adf libs and js-api with latest beta
adf-cli update-version --beta --pathPackage "$(pwd)"
Update adf libs and js-api with latest
adf-cli update-version --latest --pathPackage "$(pwd)"
Update only adf libs with a specific version
adf-cli update-version --version "3.2.0-fa5916ff413131513c3e382d7f27dd9b4cfa0e7e" --pathPackage "$(pwd)"
Update only js-api with a specific version
adf-cli update-version --vjs "3.2.0-fa5916ff413131513c3e382d7f27dd9b4cfa0e7e" --pathPackage "$(pwd)"
Update adf libs and js-api with latest alpha locally
adf-cli update-version --alpha --pathPackage "$(pwd)" --skipGnu
Update commit sha
This command allows you to update the commit sha as part of the package.json. Your package.json must to have an existing property called "commit"
adf-cli update-commit-sha --pathProject "$(pwd)"
You can use the option --pointer to chose a different pointer from the default HEAD.
adf-cli update-commit-sha --pointer "HEAD~1" --pathProject "$(pwd)"
Run command locally
adf-cli update-commit-sha --pathProject "$(pwd)" --skipGnu