Installazione di cipi-cli

chmod +x cipi-cli-*
sudo mv cipi-cli-* /usr/local/bin/cipi-cli

git clone https://github.com/cipi-sh/cli.git
cd cli
make build
sudo make install

$ cipi-cli version
cipi-cli v1.2.5 (linux/amd64)

$ cipi-cli api token add prod
Cipi API endpoint: https://api.example.com
API token: 1|yourtoken...
Server profile "prod" saved → ~/.cipi/config.json

$ cipi-cli api token add staging
Cipi API endpoint: https://staging-api.example.com
API token: 1|stagingtoken...
Server profile "staging" saved → ~/.cipi/config.json

# Same flow via configure / profiles add
$ cipi-cli configure --profile prod
$ cipi-cli profiles add staging

$ cipi-cli api token add prod \
    --endpoint https://api.example.com --token "1|yourtoken..."

$ cipi-cli profiles add staging \
    --endpoint https://staging.example.com --token "1|yourtoken..."

$ cipi-cli profiles show prod
Profile:   prod
Endpoint:  https://api.example.com
Token:     1|a8Kz...4f2a

$ cipi-cli profiles show
# Shows all configured server profiles

$ cipi-cli prod apps list
$ cipi-cli staging apps show myapp
$ cipi-cli prod deploy myapp
$ cipi-cli prod ssl install myapp

$ cipi-cli profiles use prod
Default profile set to "prod"

$ cipi-cli apps list
# Uses the prod profile

$ cipi-cli staging apps list
# Explicit prefix still targets staging

# List all apps
$ cipi-cli apps list

# Create a Laravel app
$ cipi-cli apps create --user=myapp --domain=myapp.com \
    --php=8.5 --repository=git@github.com:acme/myapp.git --branch=main

# Create a custom (non-Laravel) app
$ cipi-cli apps create --user=landing --domain=landing.acme.com \
    --custom --docroot=dist

# Edit an existing app
$ cipi-cli apps edit myapp --php=8.4

# Suspend staging for maintenance
$ cipi-cli apps suspend staging

# Read recent deploy logs (page 1 = newest lines)
$ cipi-cli apps logs myapp --type=deploy

# Paginate older nginx lines
$ cipi-cli apps logs myapp --type=nginx --page=2 --per-page=100

# Delete an app (skip confirmation)
$ cipi-cli apps delete myapp -y

$ cipi-cli domains
  DOMAIN              APP     KIND    TYPE     PHP   SSL
  api.myapp.com       myapp   alias   Laravel  8.5   ✓
  myapp.com           myapp   primary Laravel  8.5   ✓
  www.myapp.com       myapp   alias   Laravel  8.5   ✓

3 domains · 1 app · 3 certificates

$ cipi-cli deploy myapp
Deploying myapp...
Polling job #42... completed
Deployed to release #14. Zero downtime.

$ cipi-cli deploy rollback myapp
Rolled back to release #13.

$ cipi-cli ssl install myapp
Certificate provisioned for myapp.com

$ cipi-cli aliases add myapp www.myapp.com
Alias www.myapp.com added to myapp.

$ cipi-cli aliases list myapp
  www.myapp.com
  api.myapp.com

# Re-run ssl install to include new aliases in the certificate
$ cipi-cli ssl install myapp

$ cipi-cli db list
  NAME       SIZE
  myapp      24.5 MB
  blog       8.2 MB

$ cipi-cli db backup myapp
Backup created: myapp_20260402_143022.sql.gz

$ cipi-cli db restore myapp -y
Database restored successfully.

$ cipi-cli status
  NAME      IP             CPU   RAM           HDD          APPS  SVC     CIPI
  prod*     203.0.113.10   12%   48% (3840M)   42G/80G 53%  3     8/8 ok  4.6.3
  staging   203.0.113.20   4%    31% (2048M)   18G/40G 45%  1     8/8 ok  4.6.3

  * default profile
  Detail: cipi-cli status <name>

$ cipi-cli status prod
Server status — prod
  Endpoint   https://api.example.com
  Hostname   prod-01
  IP         203.0.113.10
  OS         Ubuntu 24.04
  Uptime     12 days
  Cipi       4.6.3
  CPU        12%
  RAM        3840/8192 MB (48%)
  HDD        42G/80G (53%)
  Apps       3

$ cipi-cli jobs show 42
Job #42: deploy myapp — completed

$ cipi-cli jobs wait 43
Waiting for job #43... completed

$ cipi-cli update
Downloading cipi-cli v1.2.5...
Checksum verified. Updated to v1.2.5.

# Aliases work the same
$ cipi-cli self-update
$ cipi-cli upgrade

# If installed in a system path, use sudo
$ sudo cipi-cli update

$ cipi-cli completion install
Installing zsh completion...
Completion installed → ~/.cipi/completions/cipi-cli.zsh
Hooked into ~/.zshrc

# Or pin a shell explicitly
$ cipi-cli completion install --shell bash

# JSON output for scripting
$ cipi-cli apps list --json
[{"name":"myapp","domain":"myapp.com","php":"8.5"}, ...]

# Pipe to jq for filtering
$ cipi-cli apps list --json | jq '.[].name'
"myapp"
"blog"

# Help for a specific command
$ cipi-cli apps create --help

$ cipi api <domain>
$ cipi api ssl
$ cipi api token create