Overview of af
commands
The af
command is the Airfold CLI, it accepts a variety of commands such as af push
or af source
.
To view a list of the commands available in your current Airfold version, simply run af
with no additional arguments:
To get detailed information on a specific command, use the --help
option.
For instance, learn more about the pipe
command by running:
The Airfold CLI provides interactive, detailed output to enhance your command-line experience.
When output is redirected, it automatically switches to JSON format when possible to support seamless data handling and parsing.
Configure your environment, such as credentials.
Diff between local and remote objects.
Check your system for potential problems.
Format local object files.
Generate events.
Dump graph of runtime objects in JSON format to file or stdout.
Pipe commands.
Pull objects from the runtime database.
Push object(s) into the runtime database.
Source commands.
Source commands.
Set verbosity level, can be repeated.
Overview of af
commands
The af
command is the Airfold CLI, it accepts a variety of commands such as af push
or af source
.
To view a list of the commands available in your current Airfold version, simply run af
with no additional arguments:
To get detailed information on a specific command, use the --help
option.
For instance, learn more about the pipe
command by running:
The Airfold CLI provides interactive, detailed output to enhance your command-line experience.
When output is redirected, it automatically switches to JSON format when possible to support seamless data handling and parsing.
Configure your environment, such as credentials.
Diff between local and remote objects.
Check your system for potential problems.
Format local object files.
Generate events.
Dump graph of runtime objects in JSON format to file or stdout.
Pipe commands.
Pull objects from the runtime database.
Push object(s) into the runtime database.
Source commands.
Source commands.
Set verbosity level, can be repeated.