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- # NocoBase
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+ # NocoBase CLI
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+ NocoBase CLI (`nb`) is a command-line tool for setting up and managing NocoBase
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+ preparing the app, saving the CLI env config, and providing day-to-day commands
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+ - Connect an existing NocoBase app so coding agents can use it.
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+ ## Prerequisites
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+ ## Core Concepts
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+ - **Workspace**: the current project folder where `.nocobase` is stored.
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+ - **Env**: a named NocoBase connection saved by the CLI. In `nb init`, the app name is also the env name.
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+ nb upgrade --env app1
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+ ```
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+ Use `--skip-code-update` or `-s` to restart with the saved local code or Docker
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+ ```bash
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+ ## Database Commands
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+ ```bash
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+ nb db ps
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+ nb db ps --env app1
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+ nb db start --env app1
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+ nb db stop --env app1
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+ nb db logs --env app1
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+ ```
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+ - `nb db logs` only works for envs created with the built-in database option enabled.
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+ - `nb db ps` can also show `external` or `remote` status for envs that do not have a CLI-managed database container.
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+ ## Cleanup
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+ ```bash
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+ nb down --env app1 --remove-source
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+ nb down --env app1 --remove-env
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+ ```
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+ - `--remove-data`: delete storage and managed database data. This requires confirmation unless `--yes` is used.
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+ - `--remove-source`: delete the npm/Git source directory.
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+ - `--remove-env`: remove the saved CLI env config.
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+ ## Environment Management
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+ Show the current env:
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+ ```bash
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+ nb env
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+ List configured envs:
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+ ```bash
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+ nb env list
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+ ```
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+ ```bash
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+ nb env use app1
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+ ```
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+ Re-authenticate an env when credentials need to be refreshed:
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+ ```bash
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+ nb env auth app1
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+ ```
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+ ```bash
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+ nb env update app1
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+ ```
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+ ## API Commands
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+ ```bash
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+ nb api resource get --resource users --filter-by-tk 1 -e app1
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+ nb api resource create --resource users --values '{"nickname":"Ada"}' -e app1
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+ ```
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+ Use `-j, --json-output` to print raw JSON when available:
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+ ```bash
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+ ```
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+ Available API command topics:
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+ | Command | Description |
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+ | `nb api acl` | Manage access control based on roles, resources, and actions. |
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+ | `nb api api-keys` | Manage API keys for HTTP API access. |
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+ | `nb api app` | Manage application resources. |
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+ | `nb api authenticators` | Manage user authentication, including password auth, SMS auth, SSO protocols, and extensible providers. |
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+ | `nb api data-modeling` | Manage data sources, collections, and database modeling resources. |
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+ | `nb api file-manager` | Manage file storage services, file collections, and attachment fields. |
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+ | `nb api flow-surfaces` | Compose and mutate page, tab, block, field, and action surfaces. |
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+ | `nb api pm` | Manage plugins through API commands. |
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+ | `nb api resource` | Work with generic collection resources. |
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+ | `nb api system-settings` | Adjust system title, logo, language, and other global settings. |
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+ | `nb api theme-editor` | Customize UI colors and dimensions, save themes, and switch between them. |
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+ | `nb api workflow` | Manage workflow resources for business automation. |
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+ ## Local Data
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+ The CLI stores workspace-level config in `.nocobase`:
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+ - `config.json`: env definitions, current env, and workspace-level settings.
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+ - `versions/<version>/commands.json`: cached runtime commands generated from the target app.
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+ Runtime data such as source files, storage files, Docker containers, and
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+ database data are managed separately according to the env source and install
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