Introduction to netlify-cli
The Netlify CLI is a powerful tool that allows developers to deploy, build, and manage their sites and applications on Netlify. Besides deployment automation, it offers a wide range of APIs that can be leveraged for various functionalities, ensuring a seamless development workflow.
Getting Started
Before diving into the APIs, you need to install the Netlify CLI. You can install it via npm:
npm install -g netlify-cli
API Examples with Code Snippets
1. Login
Logging into Netlify using the CLI:
netlify login
2. Deploy
Deploying your site to Netlify using:
netlify deploy
3. Open
Opening your Netlify admin UI:
netlify open
4. Init
Initializing a new site:
netlify init
5. Status
Checking the status of your site:
netlify status
6. Link
Linking a local repo or folder to an existing site on Netlify:
netlify link
7. Unlink
Unlinking a site:
netlify unlink
8. Functions Create
Creating functions:
netlify functions:create
9. Functions List
Listing functions:
netlify functions:list
10. Functions Invoke
Invoking functions:
netlify functions:invoke
11. Environment Variables
Managing environment variables:
netlify env:set
netlify env:unset
netlify env:list
12. Sites
Listing your sites:
netlify sites:list
App Example Using netlify-cli APIs
Here’s a simple example of an application leveraging multiple Netlify CLI APIs:
mkdir my-netlify-app
cd my-netlify-app
netlify login
netlify init
# Create environment variable:
netlify env:set MY_ENV_VAR "my-value"
# Create a function:
netlify functions:create --name myFunction --handler handler.js
# Deploy the site:
netlify deploy
# Check site status:
netlify status
By following the above steps, you can effectively manage your Netlify applications, leverage functions, set environment variables, and continuously deploy and monitor services.
Using Netlify CLI enables efficient DevOps practices, automating many of the tedious tasks associated with site maintenance and deployment.
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