Using the CLI
Codezero's tools can be used via the Desktop app or the CLI. If you installed the Desktop app you also have the CLI.
This section is about getting up and running with the CLI.
For Windows you'll need to run czctl as an Administrator as it needs to modify your local network settings. You can do this by starting
a Command Prompt or Windows PowerShell with Run as Administrator.
Configure the CLI
Before you get started, you need to log in to your Codezero account.
czctl auth login
Getting Help
The CLI is invoked via the czctl command. To get more information about individual commands, see the associated command under References (e.g. Consume), or run:
czctl help
Initialize the CLI
Start the Codezero daemon (background service) by running:
czctl start
For MacOS and Linux Codezero requires sudo access to modify your local network settings.
Get the current status
To get the current status of codezero that includes the authenicated user, organization and teamspace run.
czctl status
Run commands
The czctl command loosely follows the conventions of the kubectl command, where each command references a Kubernetes resource (like a deployment or service), and where a namespace is given with a -n flag.
Use czctl <command> --help to see the options available for a given command.
Most czctl commands take the form czctl <command> <sub-command>, and czctl <command> <sub-command> --help will display the argument(s) and flag(s) available for that command.
Some examples:
czctl serve list --help
czctl consume edit --help
czctl space select --help