Azion CLI is a user-friendly way to work with the Azion Edge Platform, allowing you to create and manage applications through simple commands.

It makes possible the initialization, build, and deployment of applications, from simple static pages to different frameworks, such as:

• Next.js
• Vue
• Angular
• Astro
• Hexo
• React
• Vite

Through it, you can manage all Azion products, create automation using CI/CD scripts or pipelines, provision multiple services that make up your application with a few commands, and also manage your Azion configurations as code.

The developer-friendly way to interact with Azion!

• Downloading
• Building
• Setup Autocomplete
• How to Use
• Commands Reference
• Contributing
• Code of Conduct
• License

Attention: if you've downloaded azioncli in an older version than 1.0.0, it's highly recommended to uninstall it before downloading azion CLI.

There are two ways to download and use the azion CLI:

• Cloning this repository and building the project manually.
• Package managers, since azion is also available as homebrew, WinGet, Chocolatey, rpm, deb and apk packages.

To use rpm, deb and apk packages, please visit our releases page, and download the desired package.

To download azion CLI through Homebrew, run:

brew install azion

To download azion CLI through WinGet, run:

winget install aziontech.azion

You can find the URL for each package in our Releases page https://github.com/aziontech/azion/releases.

docker run -it --rm alpine:latest sh -c '
    cd && \
    wget https://github.com/aziontech/azion/releases/download/1.36.1/azion_1.36.1_linux_arm64.apk && \
    apk add --allow-untrusted azion_1.36.1_linux_arm64.apk && \
    azion version; \
    exec sh'

# Build project, by default it will connect to Production APIs
$ make build

# Cross-Build for multiple platforms and architectures
$ make cross-build

In order to perform network operations it is mandatory to provide an authentication token.

You can provide the token in two ways:

• Using azion -t [tokenvalue] command, which saves the token in a configuration file for further use:

$ azion -t <authentication token>

• Using the login command:

$ azion login

Check all reference documentation for the available commands.

It's possible to enable the autocompletion to be used with the azion CLI. To learn more about its settings and installation based on your OS, check the autocompletion page.

Our update policy for the Go language aims to ensure that all developers benefit from new features, bug fixes and improvements. To this end, we have adopted the practice of maintaining our project at Release - 1 (Go 1.21 -1). We allow exceptions when vulnerabilities are found.

By following this approach, we prioritize the stability and consistency of the project, while keeping up to date with the latest language updates. As new versions of Go are released, we will evaluate and adopt the new "Release" version, after having sufficient time to test and validate compatibility with our existing code.

This way, our developers can take advantage of the new features, bug fixes and improvements made available by the Go community, while minimizing the possible impacts that sudden updates could have on our project.

We appreciate the understanding and collaboration of all developers who follow our update policy. Together, we guarantee a stable and up-to-date development environment for our Go project.

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.