CLI to interact with Apollo
The Apollo CLI provides a flexible way to interact with Apollo. It can be used to manually publish new Product Releases and as an alternative to the UI for retrieving Apollo metadata (such as which Environments and Products are currently managed by Apollo).
The CLI is supported on Linux, MacOS (Darwin), and Windows.
To install the Apollo CLI, follow the instructions provided in the Apollo CLI getting started guide.
| Flag | Use |
|---|---|
--apollo-client-id | Client ID to use for generating Bearer Token |
--apollo-client-secret | Client secret to use for generating Bearer Token |
--apollo-token | Bearer Token to use for authenticated endpoints |
--apollo-token-provider | Specifies how the Bearer Token used for authenticated Apollo endpoint calls is provided. Valid values are "auto", "static", or "service-user" (default "auto"). If "auto" is specified, will use either the Bearer Token provided by "apollo-token" or a Bearer Token obtained by using "apollo-client-id" and "apollo-client-secret" to generate a token from Multipass depending on which values are set (but will error if both values are set). If "static" is specified, the token provided by "apollo-token" is used. If "service-user" is specified, "apollo-client-id" and "apollo-client-secret" are used to generate a token from Multipass. |
--apollo-url | Base URL for Apollo that is used to derive the API endpoints |
--debug | Enable debug level logging |
-e, --environment | Environment ID (including suffix) to use for environment-scoped commands |
-h, --help | Help for apollo-cli |
--http-timeout | Timeout in minutes for all apollo requests |
-k, --insecure-skip-verify | Skip verification of server certificate |
-o, --output | Output format (json,yaml,pretty) |
--quiet | Do not print log output to stderr |