Class: Pvectl::Commands::Config::Command

Inherits:
Object
  • Object
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Defined in:
lib/pvectl/commands/config/command.rb

Overview

Registers the ‘pvectl config` command group with all subcommands.

Examples:

Commands::Config::Command.register(cli)

Class Method Summary collapse

Class Method Details

.register(cli) ⇒ void

This method returns an undefined value.

Registers the config command and all subcommands with the CLI.

Parameters:

  • cli (GLI::App) —

    the CLI application object



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# File 'lib/pvectl/commands/config/command.rb', line 16

def self.register(cli)
  cli.desc "Manage pvectl configuration"
  cli.long_desc <<~HELP
    Manage pvectl configuration. Configuration uses kubeconfig-style
    contexts to support multiple Proxmox clusters.

    Configuration file location: ~/.pvectl/config

    SUBCOMMANDS
      config get-contexts       List all available contexts
      config use-context NAME   Switch to a different context
      config set-context NAME   Create or modify a context
      config set-cluster NAME   Create or modify a cluster definition
      config set-credentials NAME  Create or modify user credentials
      config view               Display current configuration (secrets masked)

    EXAMPLES
      View current configuration:
        $ pvectl config view

      Switch to a different context:
        $ pvectl config use-context production

      Set up a new cluster:
        $ pvectl config set-cluster prod --server=https://pve.example.com:8006
        $ pvectl config set-credentials admin --token-id=root@pam!pvectl --token-secret=xxx
        $ pvectl config set-context prod --cluster=prod --user=admin

    NOTES
      On first run, pvectl launches an interactive wizard if no config exists.

      Environment variables (PROXMOX_HOST, PROXMOX_TOKEN_ID, etc.) override
      config file values. Use PVECTL_CONTEXT to override the active context.

    SEE ALSO
      pvectl help ping          Test connectivity after configuration
  HELP
  cli.command :config do |c|
    UseContext.register_subcommand(c)
    GetContexts.register_subcommand(c)
    SetContext.register_subcommand(c)
    SetCluster.register_subcommand(c)
    SetCredentials.register_subcommand(c)
    View.register_subcommand(c)
  end
end