Increase the cli version to v1.0.9 (#109)

packages/cli/README.md

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 <h1  align="center">Spheron CLI</h1>
 
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 🧰 CLI tool for creating and deploying dapps to web3.
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 ## Usage:
 
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 <p>To use Spheron CLI, you need to first install it using the following command:</p>
 
 <pre><code>sudo npm install -g @spheron/cli</code></pre>
 
 <p>Once you have installed the CLI, you can use the following commands to create and deploy dapps to web3:</p>
 
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 <h3>spheron create-dapp</h3>
 <p>Use <code>spheron create-dapp</code> to create a template project that will easily be deployed on Spheron later. </p>
 <pre><code>spheron create-dapp</code></pre> 
 This will open up a prompter that will allow you to select what kind of a template you want to create.
 
-<code>spheron init --protocol {protocol} [--project {project_name}] [--path {path}] [--framework {framework}]]</code> 
+<code>spheron init --protocol {protocol} [--project {project_name}] [--path {path}] [--framework {framework}]]</code>
 
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 <h3>spheron init</h3>
 <p>Use <code>spheron init</code> to initialize a new Spheron project. This will create a new spheron.json file in your current path. This spheron.json file is a file describing your project. It will be used for <code> spheron publish </code> command. See more in spheron publish command section.</p>
 <pre><code>spheron init</code></pre> 
-This will open up a prompter that will prompt you to describe your project. If you want to directly call it without prompter you can use: 
+This will open up a prompter that will prompt you to describe your project. If you want to directly call it without prompter you can use:
 
-<code>spheron init --protocol {protocol} [--project {project_name}] [--path {path}] [--framework {framework}]]</code> 
+<code>spheron init --protocol {protocol} [--project {project_name}] [--path {path}] [--framework {framework}]]</code>
 You can update this file manually afterwards to change default settings.
 
-***Params options***
-**protocol*** - [arweave/filecoin/ipfs]
+**_Params options_**
+**protocol\*** - [arweave/filecoin/ipfs]
 **project** - name (if not provided, path last segment will be taken by default)
-**path** - where is the location of dir/file that you want to upload (default is ./) 
-**framework** -[static/react/vue/angular/next/preact/nuxt2/docusaurus/hugo/eleventy/svelte/gatsby/sanity/ionicreact/vite/scully/stencil/brunch/ionicangular]  
+**path** - where is the location of dir/file that you want to upload (default is ./)
+**framework** -[static/react/vue/angular/next/preact/nuxt2/docusaurus/hugo/eleventy/svelte/gatsby/sanity/ionicreact/vite/scully/stencil/brunch/ionicangular]
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+**Note**: \* stands for mandatory (if all of mandatory params are not sent, prompter will be opened)
 
-**Note**: * stands for mandatory (if all of mandatory params are not sent, prompter will be opened)
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 <h3>spheron publish</h3>
 <p>Use <code>spheron publish</code> to upload your project configuration described in spheron.json file of your project. </p>
 <pre><code>spheron publish</code></pre> 
 This command will look up at your spheron.json file and  use its configuration to upload the project.
 
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 <h3>spheron upload</h3>
 <p>Use <code>spheron upload</code> if you want to directly upload your file/directory to the specific protocol without need to setup the project. Using this command expects you to be logged in previously. To do that use <code>spheron login</code> before upload. </p>
 <pre><code>spheron upload</code></pre> 
-This will open up a prompter that will prompt you to describe how you want to upload your directory/file. If you want to directly call it without prompter you can use: 
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-<code>spheron upload --path {file_path} --protocol {protocol} [--project {project_name}] [--organization {organizationId}] </code> 
+This will open up a prompter that will prompt you to describe how you want to upload your directory/file. If you want to directly call it without prompter you can use:
 
+<code>spheron upload --path {file_path} --protocol {protocol} [--project {project_name}] [--organization {organizationId}] </code>
 
-***Params options***
-**path*** - where is the location of dir/file that you want to upload (default is ./) 
-**protocol*** - [arweave/filecoin/ipfs]
+**_Params options_**
+**path\*** - where is the location of dir/file that you want to upload (default is ./)
+**protocol\*** - [arweave/filecoin/ipfs]
 **project** - name (if not provided, path last segment will be taken by default)
 **organization** - you can override organizationId that will be used. By default it will take one that you have received after executing <code>spheron login</code>
 
-**Note**: * stands for mandatory (if all of mandatory params are not sent, prompter will be opened)
+**Note**: \* stands for mandatory (if all of mandatory params are not sent, prompter will be opened)
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 <h3>spheron create-organization</h3>
 <p>Use <code>spheron create-organization</code> if you want to create a new organization. This will set that organization as default and will use it later for upload/publish commands by default. Keep in mind that first time you execute <code>spheron login</code> command, you will get new organization created if you already didn't have one set up.   </p>
 <pre><code>spheron create-organization</code></pre> 
-This will open up a prompter that will help you set up your new organization. If you want to directly call it without prompter you can use: 
+This will open up a prompter that will help you set up your new organization. If you want to directly call it without prompter you can use:
 
-<code>spheron upload --name {organization_name} --username {organization_username} </code> 
+<code>spheron upload --name {organization_name} --username {organization_username} </code>
 
-***Params options***
-**name*** - name of your organization 
-**username*** - username represent short name for your organization.
+**_Params options_**
+**name\*** - name of your organization
+**username\*** - username represent short name for your organization.
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+**Note**: \* stands for mandatory (if all of mandatory params are not sent, prompter will be opened)
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-**Note**: * stands for mandatory (if all of mandatory params are not sent, prompter will be opened)
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   <h3>spheron login</h3>
 <p>Use <code>spheron login</code> to connect to your Spheron account. This command will allow you to authenticate to Spheron and is mandatory to execute before doing <code>upload</code> or <code>publish</code> commands.</p>
 <pre><code>spheron login</code></pre> 
-This will open up a prompter that will help you set up your new organization. If you want to directly call it without prompter you can use: 
+This will open up a prompter that will help you set up your new organization. If you want to directly call it without prompter you can use:
 
-<code>spheron login [--github | --gitlab | --bitbucket] </code> 
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+<code>spheron login [--github | --gitlab | --bitbucket] </code>
 
 ## Learn More
 
 You can learn more about Spheron and Spheron CLI here:
 
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 - [Spheron Discord](https://discord.com/invite/ahxuCtm)
 
 - [Spheron Twitter](https://twitter.com/SpheronFdn)

packages/cli/package.json

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 {
   "name": "@spheron/cli",
-  "version": "1.0.8",
+  "version": "1.0.9",
   "description": "CLI for working on projects and deploying them via Spheron ",
   "keywords": [
     "CLI",

packages/cli/src/configuration.ts

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 const configuration = {
   spheronServerAddress: "https://api-v2.spheron.network",
   spheronFrontendAddress: "https://app.spheron.network",
-  version: "1.0.8",
+  version: "1.0.9",
   configFilePath: path.join(
     process.env.HOME ? process.env.HOME : "/home/ubuntu",
     ".spheron/config.json"