This is a CLI for interacting with a Lagoon instance. By default, it is configured to work against Amazee.io instances.
If you run the CLI in a directory that has a valid .lagoon.yml
and docker-compose.yml
that references your project in lagoon, then you don't need to specify your project name on the command line as the CLI can read these files to determine the project. You can still define a project name though if you want to target a different project.
The preferred method is installation via Homebrew.
brew tap uselagoon/lagoon-cli
brew install lagoon
Alternatively, you may install by downloading one of the pre-compiled binaries from the releases page
If you are building from source, see the Build section below
Once installed, to use the Lagoon CLI, run the following command
lagoon <command>
For the full list of commands see the docs for Lagoon CLI
Install Go
- https://go.dev/doc/install
You also need mockgen
, it can be installed using the following command once Go
is installed.
go install go.uber.org/mock/[email protected]
Note: You should make sure you have your GOPATH
configured and in your path, see https://pkg.go.dev/cmd/go#hdr-GOPATH_environment_variable
make test
You can compile the binary and load it into your GOPATH
bin directory using the following.
make build
Alternatively, these will compile a binary inside a builds
directory in this repository, you can place them wherever you wish.
make build-linux
#macos
make build-darwin
make build-darwin-arm64
You can build lagoon-cli without installing go
by running the docker-build
make command. This will use the Dockerfile.build
to build the cli inside of a docker container, then copy the binaries into the builds/
directory once complete
make build-docker-darwin
make build-docker-linux
make all #locally
make all-docker-linux
make all-docker-darwin
make ARTIFACT_DESTINATION=/usr/local/bin install-linux
make ARTIFACT_DESTINATION=/usr/local/bin install-darwin
Versions can also be defined, and the binaries will be version tagged
make VERSION=v0.0.1 ...
Matt Glaman - Initial conception and development - Thanks Matt!