CLI Companion Stack

`ed companion stack`

Starts, stops and inspects the companion stack on whichever machine ed companion deploy put it on.

Usage:

ed companion stack <subcommand>

Command	What it does
`ed companion stack status`	Which host runs it, and which services are up.
`ed companion stack up`	Starts it.
`ed companion stack down`	Stops it.
`ed companion stack restart`	Restarts it.
`ed companion stack logs`	Reads its logs.
`ed companion stack env`	Prints the environment it would be given.

status is the default subcommand.

`ed companion stack status`

$ ed companion stack status
running on TUF Wired, cpu, reached on port 4820
SERVICE   STATUS                      PORTS
api       Up 28 minutes               127.0.0.1:4820->4820/tcp
postgres  Up About an hour (healthy)  127.0.0.1:5432->5432/tcp
redis     Up About an hour (healthy)  127.0.0.1:6379->6379/tcp

Takes --json.

`ed companion stack up`

Takes --build to rebuild the api image first, and --json.

`ed companion stack down`

Takes --wipe to delete the volumes as well, which destroys stored memory, and --json. Without it the data survives.

`ed companion stack restart`

Takes --json.

`ed companion stack logs`

ed companion stack logs [<service>] [--tail <n>] [--json]

Reads the whole stack's logs, or one service's. --tail defaults to 100.

`ed companion stack env`

Prints the environment file the stack is given, rendered from your configuration. Secrets are blank unless --reveal is passed, because they live in the Keychain and never in the config file. Takes --json.