The AppHarbor CLI is used to manage AppHarbor applications from the command line.
For more about AppHarbor see https://appharbor.com/.
The CLI is known to work on Windows. Download and run the installer to get started.
Once installed, you can log in to create and administer AppHarbor applications. Use the -h switch to
get more information about each command and any options available.
Example usage: appharbor deploy -e bin -e obj
This will deploy the application using the optional "excluded directory name" argument to avoid uploading compiled binaries. Also note the use of a command "alias". Aliases are enclosed in paranthesis in the list of available commands.
$ appharbor login
Username: friism
Password: ***************
Successfully logged in as friism
$ appharbor
Usage: appharbor COMMAND [command-options]
Available commands:
app # List your applications
app create [name] # Create an application ("create")
app delete # Delete application
app deploy # Deploy current directory ("deploy")
app info # Get application details
app link [slug] # Link directory to an application ("link")
app log # Get application log ("log")
app open # Open application on appharbor.com ("open")
app unlink # Unlink application from directory ("unlink")
build # List latest builds
config add [key=value] # Add configuration variable to application
config # List all configuration variables
config remove [key1 key2..] # Remove configuration variable
drain add [drain_url] # Add a log drain
drain # Show log drains and tokens
drain remove [drain url] # Remove a log drain
help # Display help summary
hostname add [hostname] # Add a hostname
hostname # List all associated hostnames
hostname remove [hostname] # Remove hostname from application
user login # Login to AppHarbor ("login")
user logout # Logout of AppHarbor ("logout")
user # Show currently logged in user
Common options:
-h, --help # Show command help
If you use the CLI a lot you might want to create an alias for the appharbor executable. You can do this with a simple batch file called "ah.bat" in the CLI install directory. The file should have this content:
appharbor %*
After this you can simply call the commands with for instance ah config.
The CLI uses the AppHarbor API, documentation can be found here: http://support.appharbor.com/kb/api/api-overview