This is the public releases page of copl. Check the web site for more info abotu how yoiu can benefit from copl. Some thoughts are presented here.
To reach out to us, email info@commandplane.io
copl is a cli tool that creates short live ephemeral environments. These environments are created on AWS and runs on dedicated kubernetes clusters with production grade resources like 8vCpu and 32 GB RAM and runs the app with all the dependencies. This environment then is seamlessly attached to the local machine and all the components can be accessed via a browser.
Where the primary user is the developer, anybody can use it to demo the app, see the latest changes, test the app or scan the app.
You can either download from github releases page or use brew to install ther app.
For brew installation, it is simply
brew tap commandplaneio/copl
brew install copl
To get the latest version via brew, you need to do
brew update
brew upgrade
copl dev aws --branch main --clean --wait-for-helm --user nobody
It creates the environment on AWS, from the main branch, cleans the existing one and waits for the helm deployment to finish. [v0.1.7] The cli now supports a copl.yaml file. See it here.
copl attach --no-log --no-sync
It attaches the local computer to the remote environment.You can add --no-log argument to stop logs streaming.
If you want to upload a specific synchronisation config file, you can do this via the command below.
copl config -s sync.yaml
It uploads the synchronization configuration as a yaml file.
The common pattern is that the remote hot loading environment responds well to the code changes but for library changes the runtime must be restarted. Using this configuration you can tell the copl to kill the pod when there is a library change. Also this will save you from downloading real time directories like logs, no_modules, etc. For further details check the syncconfig.yaml file under ~/.config/copl directory to see all the options.
- VS Code extension
- Point to point VPN
- Persistence