cloudhop 1.2.0 → 1.3.0
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- package/README.md +22 -4
- package/dist/cli.js +1525 -752
- package/package.json +4 -4
package/README.md
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```bash
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npm install --global cloudhop
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cloudhop
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cloudhop add # sign in to your SSO portal, pick accounts, name aliases
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cloudhop shell # set up your terminal once: `cloudhop use`, prompt label (Starship too)
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cloudhop use acme-prod # switch this terminal to an account (acme-prod: your alias)
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aws s3 ls # plain aws, as acme-prod: signs you in when needed
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## Why cloudhop
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## Everyday use
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Switch the terminal to an account and type the `aws` commands you know:
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```bash
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cloudhop use acme-dev # this terminal is acme-dev; your prompt can show it
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aws ecs list-clusters # expired session? the browser opens, then it runs
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cloudhop use acme-prod # switch accounts (production asks before changes)
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cloudhop use acme-dev --save # pin it to this project in .cloudhoprc: `cd` switches for you
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```
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Why `cloudhop shell`? A program can't change the terminal that started it;
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only the shell can, so it needs one line in your shell's startup file.
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Without it, `cloudhop use` opens a new shell, and everything below still works.
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| You want to | Run |
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| Switch this terminal to an alias | `cloudhop use acme-dev` |
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| Pin an alias to a project folder | `cloudhop use acme-dev --save` |
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| Trust a cloned project's `.cloudhoprc` | `cloudhop allow` |
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| Run one command in another account | `hop acme-prod ec2 describe-instances` |
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| Check who you are | `hop acme-prod` |
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| Use another region once | `hop acme-prod s3 ls --region eu-west-1` |
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| Give any tool temporary credentials | `cloudhop exec acme-prod -- terraform plan` |
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| Pick the alias from a list | `hop` |
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| Mark an alias as production (asks before changes) | `cloudhop prod acme-prod` |
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| Run one command in many accounts | `cloudhop each 'acme-*' -- s3 ls` |
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| Use an alias in this shell (`aws`, Terraform...) | `cloudhop use acme-dev` |
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| Rename an alias | `cloudhop mv acme-dev dev` |
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| Share your setup with your team | `cloudhop team export` |
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| Do all of it from the browser | `cloudhop ui` |
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