Metadata-Version: 1.0
Name: circlecli
Version: 1.2.1
Summary: Unofficial CircleCI CLI tool
Home-page: https://github.com/TheRealJoeLinux/circlecli
Author: Joey Espinosa
Author-email: jlouis.espinosa@gmail.com
License: MIT License
Description: # CircleCLI
        
        Unofficial CircleCI cross-platform CLI tool, written in Python.
        
        ![PyPI Version](https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/circlecli.svg) ![PyPI License](https://img.shields.io/pypi/l/circlecli.svg) ![CircleCI Status](https://img.shields.io/circleci/project/TheRealJoeLinux/circlecli.svg) ![Codecov Status](https://img.shields.io/codecov/c/github/TheRealJoeLinux/circlecli.svg)
        
        **_Note: This project is currently in beta. There will be bugs._**
        
        I wrote this tool because I realized there wasn't anything cross-platform, that you could easily use on Linux, OSX, or Windows (if you are one of the rare ones using Windows CLI anyway). Python comes pre-installed on most Linux distros, and OSX, so it should be easy to get up and running.
        
        CircleCLI supports most of what the official API supports (new features are being added), and it also supports a little bit of what isn't supported by CircleCI just yet (namely, adding multiple environment variables in a single command and displaying concise response info).
        
        See the [Examples](#examples) section for common types of usage.
        
        ## Installation
        ```bash
        pip install circlecli
        ```
        
        ## Configuration
        CircleCLI requires an API token from your CircleCI [Account Settings](https://circleci.com/account/api) page.
        You may set this token as an environment variable named `CIRCLE_TOKEN` (good for scripting), or CircleCLI will interactively ask you for this token on first run if no configuration file is present.
        If you let CircleCLI prompt you for info, then it will create a configuration file named `.circlecli.ini` in your user's home directory that looks like this:
        ```
        [circlecli]
        token = XXXXX
        default_username = XXXXX
        ```
        You can always edit your own values in this configuration file.
        
        ## Usage
        ```
        circlecli [--help] [--project PROJECT] [--username USERNAME]
                  [--build-num BUILD_NUM] [--config] [--verbose]
                  [--set ENVVARS]
                  [action] [help]
          
        Execute CircleCI REST API commands from the CLI.
          
        positional arguments:
          action                An action to perform (see below)
          help                  Get help on a particular action
          
        optional arguments:
          --help, -h            Display this help text
          --project PROJECT, -p PROJECT
                                The target project name
          --username USERNAME, -u USERNAME
                                The username of the project/repo owner
          --build-num BUILD_NUM, -b BUILD_NUM
                                The target build number
          --config, -c          Only print saved configuration values
          --verbose, -v         Return original full output from CircleCI
          --set ENVVARS, -s ENVVARS
                                Set a variable (used with 'env' action)
          
        available actions:
          me            Provide information about the signed in user.
          projects      List of all the projects you're following on CircleCI.
          builds        Last 30 build summaries for the account (or for a project).
          artifacts     List the artifacts produced by a given build.
          retry         Retry a given build.
          add-key       Add a user to the build's SSH permissions.
          clear-cache   Clear the cache for a project.
          env           List or add environment variables for a project.
          <cmd> help    Display help text for a particular action
        ```
        CircleCLI by default displays formatted, concise data for each action.
        To display the original response from CircleCI, simply add `-v` to your command.
        
        ## Examples
        #### Print information about your account
        ```bash
        me@foobox:~$ circlecli me
        Name: Barack Obama
        Emails: president@whitehouse.gov
        Sign-In Count: 36
        Heroku API Key: None
        Containers: 1
        Parallelism: 1
        Username: TheRealBarack
        Admin: False
        Projects: https://github.com/whitehouse/constitution, https://github.com/whitehouse/education, https://github.com/whitehouse/us_web_design_standards
        ```
        #### Print detected configuration and exit
        ```bash
        me@foobox:~$ circlecli config
        token = THISISNOTAREALTOKEN
        default_username = 
        ```
        #### List projects you follow
        ```bash
        me@foobox:~$ circlecli projects
        whitehouse/constitution
        whitehouse/education
        whitehouse/us_web_design_standards
        ```
        #### Filter only projects that build on OSX
        ```bash
        me@foobox:~$ circlecli projects -f feature_flags.osx=true
        whitehouse/education
        ```
        #### List builds for the account
        ```bash
        me@foobox:~$ circlecli builds
        ...
        Build# : 11
        Author : Barack Obama <president@whitehouse.gov>
        Branch : master
        Queued : Fri, Jul 08, 2016 08:09PM EDT
        Trigger: github
        URL    : https://circleci.com/gh/whitehouse/us_web_design_standards/11
        Result : canceled
        
        Build# : 12
        Author : None
        Tag    : v1.1.1
        Queued : Fri, Jul 08, 2016 08:42PM EDT
        Trigger: github
        URL    : https://circleci.com/gh/whitehouse/us_web_design_standards/12
        Result : success
        ```
        #### Filter builds by a specific user
        ```
        me@foobox.com:~$ circlecli builds -f user.login=TheRealBarack
        Build# : 11
        Author : Barack Obama <president@whitehouse.gov>
        Branch : master
        Queued : Fri, Jul 08, 2016 08:09PM EDT
        Trigger: github
        URL    : https://circleci.com/gh/whitehouse/us_web_design_standards/11
        Result : canceled
        ```
        #### View a specific build's details
        ```bash
        me@foobox:~$ circlecli builds -u foo_user -p foo_project -b 12
        Build# : 12
        Author : None
        Tag    : v1.1.1
        Queued : Fri, Jul 08, 2016 08:42PM EDT
        Trigger: github
        URL    : https://circleci.com/gh/whitehouse/us_web_design_standards/12
        Result : success
        ```
        #### Retry a build
        ```bash
        me@foobox:~$ circlecli retry -u foo_user -p foo_project -b 12
        Build# : 13
        Author : Barack Obama <president@whitehouse.gov>
        Branch : master
        Queued : Sun, Jul 10, 2016 12:17AM EDT
        Trigger: retry
        URL    : https://circleci.com/gh/whitehouse/us_web_design_standards/13
        Result : None
        ```
        #### Cancel a build (using the default username)
        ```bash
        me@foobox:~$ circlecli cancel -p foo_project -b 12
        Build# : 13
        Author : Barack Obama <president@whitehouse.gov>
        Branch : master
        Queued : Sun, Jul 10, 2016 12:17AM EDT
        Trigger: retry
        URL    : https://circleci.com/gh/whitehouse/us_web_design_standards/13
        Result : canceled
        ```
        #### Clear a project's cache
        ```bash
        me@foobox:~$ circlecli clear-cache -p foo_project
        status: build dependency caches deleted
        ```
        #### List a project's environment variables (using the default username)
        ```bash
        me@foobox:~$ circlecli env -p foo_project
        DEPLOY_ENV: xxxxg
        ```
        #### Set an environment variable
        ```bash
        me@foobox:~$ circlecli env -u foo_user -p foo_project -s TEST_ENV=stage
        TEST_ENV: xxxxge
        ```
        #### Set multiple environment variables (using the default username)
        ```bash
        me@foobox:~$ circlecli env -p foo_project -s FOO=BAR -s BAZ=QUX
        FOO: xxxxR
        BAZ: xxxxX
        ```
        
Keywords: circleci,cicd,rest,api,cli,command,command-line
Platform: UNKNOWN
