Stackery CLI

Stackery provides a set of CLI commands that can be used to trigger deployments and manage serverless infrastructure.

Install the CLI

In your bash terminal or shell, enter the appropriate command for your operating system to download and install Stackery on your machine.

brew tap stackery/tap

brew install stackery-cli

sudo curl -Ls --compressed https://ga.cli.stackery.io/linux/stackery > /usr/local/bin/stackery && sudo chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/stackery

# Create C:\Tools directory and add it to the system PATH
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path C:\Tools
[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path", $env:Path + ";C:\Tools", "Machine")

# Download the stackery CLI to C:\Tools
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri https://ga.cli.stackery.io/windows/stackery.exe -OutFile C:\Tools\stackery.exe

Connect your Stackery account

To finish setting up the Stackery CLI on your computer, enter:

stackery login

This will prompt you for the email address and password you entered on the Stackery Sign Up Page.

Once authenticated, the Stackery CLI will provision a new API key for your account. This API key will be stored in a .stackery.toml file in your home folder and used for all further Stackery access from the command line.

For more information, our Quickstart Guide gives detailed instructions on installing and setting up the Stackery CLI tool.

Working with the Stackery CLI

The following documentation cover how to implement the Stackery CLI into your workflow:

• Local Development with Stackery
• Configuring the Stackery CLI with default parameters
• CLI Command Reference
• CI/CD pipelines using Stackery & Travis CI