Kai Jellinghaus
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* Add default workspace URL * R1 WIP * Improve help docs slightly * Rework tracking state * WIP Rework Remaining bug: Not returning state-only files (no local file) from *getFiles() * Create newly found files * Finish ZIP & new tracking code * Fix two minor bugs * do not consider conflict if same content * add more logs to cli writing * progress * progress * iteration * Add most basic App support * fix folder frontend bug * fix folder frontend bug * init done by default * sqlx merge --------- Co-authored-by: Ruben Fiszel <ruben@rubenfiszel.com>
Windmill CLI
A simple CLI allowing interactions with windmill from the command line.
Installation
Install the wmill CLI tool using
deno install --unstable -A https://deno.land/x/wmill/main.ts.
Update to the latest version using wmill upgrade.
Workspaces
To get started run wmill workspace add or use the instructions from the
workspace settings.
Running Flows & Scripts
Run a script or flow using wmill flow/script run u/username/path/to/script and
pass any inputs using --input/-i <name>=<value> curl-style syntax using
-i @- for stdin or -i @<filename> is also supported
Flow Steps and Logs will be streamed during execution automatically.
Pushing Resources, Scripts & More
The CLI can push specifications to a windmill instance. See the examples/ folder for formats.
Pushing a folder
You can push all files in a folder at once using wmill push Files MUST be
named resource_name.<type>.json. They will be pushed to the remote path they
are in, for example the file u/admin/fib/fib.script.json will be pushed as a
script to u/admin/fib/fib.
Pushing individual files
You can push individual resources using
wmill <type> push <file_name> \<remote_name\>. This does not require a special
folder layout or file name, as this is given at runtime.
Listing
All commands support listing by just not providing a subcommand, ie
wmill script will result in a list of scripts. Some allow additional options,
learn about this by specifying --help.
User Management
You can add & remove users via wmill user add/remove, and list them using
wmill user
Pulling
You can pull the entire workspace using wmill pull
Completion
The CLI comes with completions out of the box via wmill completions <shell>.
(Via cliffy)
Bash
To enable bash completions add the following line to your ~/.bashrc:
source <(wmill completions bash)
Fish
To enable fish completions add the following line to your
~/.config/fish/config.fish:
source (wmill completions fish | psub)
Zsh
To enable zsh completions add the following line to your ~/.zshrc:
source <(wmill completions zsh)