DOIT

Usage:
  doit [command]

Available Commands:
  account            account commands
  action             action commands
  auth               auth commands
  domain             domain commands
  droplet-action     droplet action commands
  droplet            droplet commands
  floating-ip        floating IP commands
  floating-ip-action floating IP action commands
  image              image commands
  region             region commands
  size               size commands
  ssh-key            sshkey commands
  ssh                ssh to droplet

Flags:
  -t, --access-token="": DigtialOcean API V2 Access Token
  -h, --help[=false]: help for doit
  -o, --output="text": output formt [text|json]

Use "doit [command] --help" for more information about a command.

Initialization

To automatically retrieve your access token from DigitalOcean, run doit auth login. This process will authenticate you with DigitalOcean and retrieve an access token. If your shell does not have access to a web browser (because of a remote Linux shell with no DISPLAY environment variable or you've specified the CLIAUTH=1 flag), doit will provide you with a link for offline authentication.

Configuration

By default, doit will load a configuration file from $HOME/.doitcfg if found.

Configuration OPTIONS

• access-token - The DigitalOcean access token. You can generate a token in the Apps & API Of the DigitalOcean control panel or use doit auth login.
• output - Type of output to display results in. Choices are json or text. If not supplied, doit will default to text.

Example:

{
  access-token: MY_TOKEN
  output: text
}

Plugins

doit supports plugins with a JSON RPC mechanism. Pluins are executables in $PATH named doit-provider-<plugin-name>.

Building and dependencies

doit's dependencies are managed by glide. To develop locally, an installation of glide is required. Once glide is installed, add new dependencies with glide install <dep>. glide is using Go 1.5's vendor support so set GOGO15VENDOREXPERIMENT=1 in your environment.

Releasing

To build doit for all it's platforms, run script/build.sh <version>. To upload doit to Github, run script/release.sh <version>. A valid GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable with access to the bryanl/doit repository will be required.