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Commands

  • build - Build the flogo application
  • create - Create a flogo application project
  • help - Help about any command
  • imports - Manage project dependency imports
  • install - Install a flogo contribution/dependency
  • list - List installed flogo contributions
  • plugin - Manage CLI plugins
  • update - Update an application contribution/dependency

Global Flags

  --verbose   verbose output

build

This command is used to build the application.

Usage:
  flogo build [flags]

Flags:
  -e, --embed         embed configuration in binary
  -f, --file string   specify a flogo.json to build
  -o, --optimize      optimize build
      --shim string   use shim trigger

Note: the optimize flag removes unused trigger, acitons and activites from the built binary.

Examples

Build the current project application

$ flogo build

Build an application directly from a flogo.json

$ flogo build -f flogo.json

Note: this command will only generate the application binary for the specified json and can be run outside of a flogo application project

create

This command is used to create a flogo application project.

Usage:
  flogo create [flags] [appName]

Flags:
      --cv string     specify core library version (ex. master)
  -f, --file string   specify a flogo.json to create project from

Note: when using the --cv flag to specify a version, the exact version specified might not be used the project. The application will install the version that satisfies all the dependency constraints. Typically this flag is used when trying to use the master version of the core library.

Examples

Create a base sample project with a specific name:

$ flogo create my_app

Create a project from an existing flogo application descriptor:

$ flogo create -f myapp.json

help

This command shows help for any flogo commands.

Usage:
  flogo help [command]

Examples

Get help for the build command:

$ flogo help build

imports

This command helps manage project imports of contributions and dependencies.

Usage:
  flogo imports [command]

Available Commands:
  sync     sync Go imports to project imports
  resolve  resolve project imports to installed version
  list     list project imports

install

This command is used to install a flogo contribution or dependency.

Usage:
  flogo install [flags] <contribution|dependency>

Flags:
  -f, --file string      specify contribution bundle
  -r, --replace string   specify path to replacement contribution/dependency

Examples

Install the basic REST trigger:

$ flogo install github.com/project-flogo/contrib/trigger/rest

Install a contribution that you are currently developing on your computer:

$ flogo install -r /tmp/dev/myactivity github.com/myuser/myactivity

Install a contribution that is being developed by different person on their fork:

$ flogo install -r github.com/otherusr/myactivity@master github.com/myuser/myactivity

list

This command lists installed contributions in your application

Usage:
  flogo list [flags]

Flags:
      --filter string   apply list filter [used, unused]
  -j, --json            print in json format (default true)
      --orphaned        list orphaned refs

Note orphaned refs are ref entries that use an import alias (ex. "ref": "#log") which has no corresponding import.

Examples

List all installed contributions:

$ flogo list

List all contributions directly used by the application:

$ flogo list --filter used

Note: the results of this command are the only contributions that will be compiled into your application when using flogo build with the optimize flag

plugin

This command is used to install a plugin to the Flogo CLI.

Usage:
  flogo plugin [command]

Available Commands:
  install     install CLI plugin
  list        list installed plugins
  update      update plugin

Examples

List all installed plugins:

$ flogo plugin list

Install the legacy support plugin:

$ flogo plugin install github.com/project-flogo/legacybridge/cli`

Note: more information on the legacy support plugin can be found here

Install and use custom plugin:

$ flogo plugin install github.com/myuser/myplugin

$ flogo `your_command`

More information on Flogo CLI plugins can be found [here](plugins.md)

update

This command updates a contribution or dependency in the project.

Usage:
  flogo update [flags] <contribution|dependency>

Examples

Update you log activity to master:

$ flogo update github.com/project-flogo/contrib/activity/log@master

Update your flogo core library to latest master:

$ flogo update github.com/project-flogo/core@master