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    Devyzer CLI

    Devyzer deploys your php laravel projects instantly into Silos (an online sandbox that is accessible anywhere) with minimal efforts.

    Devyzer CLI screenshot

    What is Devyzer?

    Devyzer is a developer-first cloud-native deployment tool. It will help you deploy your projects on sandboxes for testing and demo purposes. Devyzer supports now Laravel, and more is on the way!

    Learn more about what Devyzer can do and sign up for a free account »

    What is Devyzer CLI?

    Devyzer CLI brings the functionality of Devyzer into your local development environment. It can be run locally or in your CI/CD pipeline to deploy or run your Laravel projects on the cloud instantly in addition to watch and sync your local changes with your Silo's version.

    Supported languages and tools

    Devyzer supports Laravel framework with php versions (8.0|7.4|7.3|7.2|7.1|5.7). more languages and tools will be supported soon


    Install Devyzer CLI

    Devyzer CLI can be installed through multiple channels.

    Install with composer

    composer global require devyzer/cli

    Standalone executables

    Use Gitlab Releases to download a standalone executable of Devyzer CLI for your platform.

    Devyzer CLI in a Docker image

    Devyzer CLI can also be run from a Docker image. Devyzer offers multiple Docker images under devyzer/cli. This images wrap the Devyzer CLI.

    To run devyzer via docker :

    docker run -it --rm
        -v "<PROJECT_DIRECTORY>:/app"
        -v "config:/root/.devyzer"
      devyzer/cli:latest <DEVYZER_COMMAND> 

    if you want to use your current working directory then replace <PROJECT_DIRECTORY> with ${PWD} for linux and %cd% for windows.


    Getting started with Devyzer CLI

    Once you installed the Devyzer CLI, you can verify it's working by running:

    devyzer

    See the full Snyk CLI help.

    Authenticating Devyzer CLI

    Devyzer CLI depends on Devyzer.io APIs. Connect your Devyzer CLI with Devyzer.io by running:

    devyzer login

    Add Devyzer to your CI/CD

    You can authorize Devyzer CLI in your CI/CD programmatically:

    devyzer login --key=<Your API KEY>
    devyzer deploy

    Getting support

    If you need support using Devyzer CLI, please contact support.

    We do not actively monitor GitHub Issues so any issues there may go unnoticed.

    Contributing

    If you are an external contributor, before working on any contributions, please first contact support to discuss the issue or feature request with us.

    Security

    For any security issues or concerns, please see SECURITY.md file in this repository.

    Notices

    Devyzer API usage policy

    The use of Devyzer's API, whether through the use of the 'devyzer' npm package or otherwise, is subject to the Terms & Conditions.


    Made with 💜 by Devyzer