The Backplane Command Line Interface is developed with full parity with the Open API (aka Swagger) specification. Enabling Cloud engineers to integrate and automate as quickly as possible.
Download the Backplane CLI either from NPM or a pre-compiled binary for your OS.
The easiest way to get started is to download the Backplane CLI executable, available as a ZIP archive containing bp executable and bp.sha256
OS | Download Link |
---|---|
Mac OSX | ARM64 |
Windows | x64 |
Linux | x64 |
shasum -a 256 -c bp.sha256
bp: OK
Download bp.zip
If the Web Browser alerts that the bp.zip file is suspicious, allow the file
Extract bp.zip by double-clicking on the file
Before you can run ‘bp’ for the first time, ‘Right-click’ on the extracted ‘bp’ file and select Open from the context menu and Accept any security warning that appears.
Open Terminal and from the directory bp has been extracted to, run the following command to move the file to your executable path:
sudo mv bp /usr/local/bin/
To verify that bp is successfully installed, run:
bp --version
1.0.0
Download bp.zip
Extract contents to folder
expand-archive bp.zip c:\backplane
Add bp.exe file system environment path
$newPath = "C:\backplane"
$currentPath = [System.Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable("Path", "Machine")
[System.Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path", "$currentPath;$newPath", "Machine")
Verify installation - To check if bp.exe is successfully installed, run:
bp --version
1.0.0
Download bp.zip
Extract executable from ZIP file.
sudo apt install unzip
unzip bp.zip
Move the file to your executable path
sudo mv ./bp /usr/local/bin/bp
Verify installation to check that bp is successfully installed, run:
bp --version
1.0.0
Install Node.JS on your system and then from a terminal window, initialise an NPM project.
mkdir backplane-cli
cd backplane-api
npm init -y
npm i @backplane-software/backplane-cli -g
Once the CLI has been installed, within the directory containing the package.json
, run the npm link
command to make the file executable.
npm link
Use the below command to verify installation has been successful:
$ bp -V
v0.11.0