Membrane Control CLI (mctl)
Nearly any operation that can be performed in the Membrane Web IDE can also be completed in the CLI.
See the installation page for setup instructions.
Usage
mctl 1.9.1
Membrane Control CLI: mctl
USAGE:
mctl [OPTIONS] <SUBCOMMAND>
OPTIONS:
-h, --host <HOST> API hostname to use [default: api.membrane.io]
--help Print help information
-p, --port <PORT> API port to use [default: 443]
--rpc Whether to output machine-readable JSON instead of text
-V, --version Print version information
-w, --workspace <WORKSPACE> Path to Membrane workspace to use [default:
/Users/just-be/membrane]
SUBCOMMANDS:
action Invokes an action on a node
assign Assigns a program to a particular mnode (admin only)
auth-token Prints the auth token from the config file
clone Clones an existing program creating a brand new one in your
workspace and updates it
create Create a new program
details Fetches the detail of an item by its "seq" number
exit-node Starts an HTTP exit node. Outgoing traffic from all programs will
be routed through this computer
get-transpiled-source Downloads the transpiled source code of a running program
git-clone Clones a program from a github repo to your workspace
help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
ide Opens your Membrane workspace in Visual Studio Code ensuring the
extension is installed
kill Kill a running program
login Log into your account
logs Stream the logs of a program
ps List running programs
query Queries a program
repl Enter into a program's REPL mode
resolve-types Updates memconfig.lock with the most recent types
tag Tags a gref so it can be used like `#tag:`
test Runs all tests actions in a program
update Update a new program
workspace-init Initializes a directory to be a Membrane workspace
workspace-path Prints the path to the workspace
Subcommands
action
mctl-action
Invokes an action on a node
USAGE:
mctl action <GREF>
ARGS:
<GREF> Gref to invoke action on (TODO: this should include the action and args)
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
assign
mctl-assign
Assigns a program to a particular mnode (admin only)
USAGE:
mctl assign <PID> [MNODE]
ARGS:
<PID> Program name or id. [default: containing directory name]
<MNODE> The mnode to assign to, or empty if unassigning
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
auth-token
mctl-auth-token
Prints the auth token from the config file
USAGE:
mctl auth-token
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
clone
mctl-clone
Clones an existing program creating a brand new one in your workspace and updates it
USAGE:
mctl clone <PID> <NAME>
ARGS:
<PID> Program name or id to clone
<NAME> Name of program to create
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
create
mctl-create
Create a new program
USAGE:
mctl create [PIDS]...
ARGS:
<PIDS>... Program ids to create
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
details
mctl-details
Fetches the detail of an item by its "seq" number
USAGE:
mctl details <PID> <SEQ>
ARGS:
<PID> Program id to stream the logs of
<SEQ>
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
exit-node
mctl-exit-node
Starts an HTTP exit node. Outgoing traffic from all programs will be routed through this computer
USAGE:
mctl exit-node [OPTIONS]
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
-t, --transformer <TRANSFORMER> A script invoked for every request. It can, for example, add
auth headers
get-transpiled-source
mctl-get-transpiled-source
Downloads the transpiled source code of a running program
USAGE:
mctl get-transpiled-source <PID> <OUTPUT_PATH>
ARGS:
<PID> Program id to get the source code of
<OUTPUT_PATH> Path to store the source code
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
git-clone
mctl-git-clone
Clones a program from a github repo to your workspace
USAGE:
mctl git-clone <REPO> [NAME]
ARGS:
<REPO> URL of git repo to use or "<user>/<repo>" if using GitHub
<NAME> Name of program to create (defaults to name of repo)
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
ide
mctl-ide
Opens your Membrane workspace in Visual Studio Code ensuring the extension is installed
USAGE:
mctl ide
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
kill
mctl-kill
Kill a running program
USAGE:
mctl kill [PIDS]...
ARGS:
<PIDS>... Program ids to kill
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
login
mctl-login
Log into your account
USAGE:
mctl login
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
logs
mctl-logs
Stream the logs of a program
USAGE:
mctl logs <PID>
ARGS:
<PID> Program id to stream the logs of
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
ps
mctl-ps
List running programs
USAGE:
mctl ps [OPTIONS]
OPTIONS:
--all Don't filter out dependency aux programs
-h, --help Print help information
--names-only Only print program names
query
mctl-query
Queries a program
USAGE:
mctl query <GREF> [QUERY]
ARGS:
<GREF> Gref to query
<QUERY> Query to perform or empty if gref points to scalar
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
repl
mctl-repl
Enter into a program's REPL mode
USAGE:
mctl repl [OPTIONS] <PID>
ARGS:
<PID> Program name or id to enter the REPL. [default: containing directory name]
OPTIONS:
-e, --expression <EXPRESSION> Optional expression to evaluate
-h, --help Print help information
resolve-types
mctl-resolve-types
Updates memconfig.lock with the most recent types
USAGE:
mctl resolve-types [PATH]
ARGS:
<PATH> Path to the program directory [default: .]
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
tag
mctl-tag
Tags a gref so it can be used like `#tag:`
USAGE:
mctl tag <GREF> <NAME>
ARGS:
<GREF> Gref to query
<NAME> Name of tag
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
test
mctl-test
Runs all tests actions in a program
USAGE:
mctl test <PID>
ARGS:
<PID> Program id to test
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
update
mctl-update
Update a new program
USAGE:
mctl update [OPTIONS] <PID>
ARGS:
<PID> Program name or id. [default: containing directory name]
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
--no-restore <NO_RESTORE>
workspace-init
mctl-workspace-init
Initializes a directory to be a Membrane workspace
USAGE:
mctl workspace-init
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
workspace-path
mctl-workspace-path
Prints the path to the workspace
USAGE:
mctl workspace-path
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information