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- nexus provides a cli and a server with dnode-interface to install, uninstall, start, stop and observe local and remote programs.
- you can install a program with git (only) by using the
install
with a git-url. - running programs are monitored with mon.
- information about running programms is stored in a dirty-database.
- all the config, logs and programs live in
~/.nexus
by default. - nexus is still super-alpha (and may change a lot). you may want to checkout fleet which does similiar things differently.
- install node
npm install nexus -g
install a program locally in ~/.nexus/apps
nexus install https://github.com/visionmedia/express
this will clone the repo into ~/.nexus/cache/<sha1(url)>
and checkout the
current master into ~/.nexus/apps/express
. now we have to install the
dependencies since nexus doesnt do anything but git-clone/checkout if there
is no nexus.json
in the root-directory of the repository.
nexus exec express -- npm install
install another version of the program, the name will be express_1
to avoid
name-collision with the other program. now it will fetch/update the local
cache of the repository and clone from that to save time:
nexus install https://github.com/visionmedia/express#2.5.11
nexus exec express_1 -- npm install
start the resource-example with in the current master-branch of express:
nexus start express -- node examples/resource/app
start another process with version 2.5.11:
nexus start express_1 -- node -e "require('./examples/resource/app').listen(3001)"
show all locally running processes:
nexus ps
uninstall programs:
nexus rm express express_1
start a nexus server:
nexus server start -p 3840
remotely install a program and start a process, stopall and uninstall:
nexus -h 123.4.5.6 -p 3840 install https://github.com/visionmedia/express foo
nexus -h 123.4.5.6 -p 3840 start foo -- node examples/blog/app
nexus -h 123.4.5.6 -p 3840 ps
nexus -h 123.4.5.6 -p 3840 stopall
nexus -h 123.4.5.6 -p 3840 rm foo
for further information please checkout the cli- and api-docs or take a look at the tests.
nexus [-r <remote>] [-c <path to configFile>] [<command> [<options>]]
commands:
- cli-version - print version-number
- cli-config - print config
- cli-ls - list installed packages
- [cli-install] - install packages
- cli-uninstall - uninstall packages
- cli-ps - list of current running (and crashed) programs
- cli-start - start a program
- cli-restart - restart a running (or max crashed) program
- cli-restartall - restart all running programs
- cli-reboot - reboot ghost-programs
- cli-stop - stop a running program
- cli-stopall - stop all running programs
- cli-exec - execute a command
- cli-log - access log-files
- cli-server - control nexus-servers
- cli-help - try
nexus help <command>
for more info
var n = require('nexus')()
n.version(cb)
n.config(cb)
n.install(opts, cb)
n.uninstall(opts, cb)
n.ps(opts, cb)
n.start(opts, cb)
n.restart(opts, cb)
n.restartall(cb)
n.reboot(cb)
n.stop(id, cb)
n.stopall(cb)
n.exec(opts, cb)
n.log(opts, cb)
n.server(opts, cb)
n.connect(opts, cb)