1. blueprint-push(1)
  2. Blueprint
  3. blueprint-push(1)

NAME

blueprint-push - push a blueprint to the Internet

SYNOPSIS

blueprint push [-q] name

DESCRIPTION

blueprint-push stores the blueprint name and all associated tarballs as name on the configured server (which is https://devstructure.com by default) and prints the URL from which it may be fetched.

If name does not exist and standard input is not a TTY, a blueprint is read from standard input. See blueprint(5) for the details of the format.

If no secret is configured in /etc/blueprint.cfg or ~/.blueprint.cfg, one is created and a sample configuration is printed.

DevStructure provides a free Blueprint I/O Server at https://devstructure.com, which stores blueprints in Amazon S3. Alternatively, you can supply your own backend server.

OPTIONS

-q, --quiet
Operate quietly.
-h, --help
Show a help message.

FILES

~/.blueprints.git
The local repsitory where blueprints are stored, each on its own branch.
/etc/blueprint.cfg, ~/.blueprint.cfg
Optional INI-style configuration files. See blueprint.cfg(5).

EXAMPLES

Example ~/.blueprint.cfg:

[io]
server = https://devstructure.com
secret = 0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz_-

The server in this case specifies the default and may be omitted.

THEME SONG

Girl Talk - "Let It Out"

AUTHOR

SEE ALSO

Part of blueprint(1).

  1. DevStructure
  2. December 2011
  3. blueprint-push(1)