The Parse Command Line Tool allows you to set up your Parse app's server-side code from the terminal.
You can deploy your server-side code to either Parse Cloud Code or Heroku Node.js.
Parse Command Line Tool can be used to perform various actions on your Parse app. It can be used to create new Parse apps, deploy Cloud Code to an app, view all releases for an app, etc.
To install Parse Command Line Tool, you can just type the following command.
NOTE: You should already have Go installed and GOPATH, GOROOT set to appropriate values.
go get -t github.com/ParsePlatform/parse-cliThis installs a binary called parse-cli at $GOPATH/bin.
Further, you can find the code for Parse CLI at: $GOPATH/src/github.com/ParsePlatform/parse-cli.
The following commands are currently available in the Parse Command Line Tool:
add Adds a new Parse app to config in current Cloud Code directory
configure Configure various Parse settings
default Sets or gets the default Parse app
deploy Deploys a Parse app
develop Monitors for changes to code and deploys, also tails parse logs
download Downloads the Cloud Code project
functions List Cloud Code functions and function webhooks
generate Generates a sample express app in the current project directory
jssdk Sets the Parse JavaScript SDK version to use in Cloud Code
list Lists properties of the given Parse app and Parse apps associated with given project
logs Prints out recent log messages
migrate Migrate project config format to the preferred format
new Adds Cloud Code to an existing Parse app, can also create a new Parse app
releases Gets the releases for a Parse app
rollback Rolls back the version for the given app
symbols Uploads symbol files
triggers List Cloud Code triggers and trigger webhooks
update Updates this tool to the latest version
version Gets the Command Line Tools version
help Help about any commandAs of April 5, 2017, Parse, LLC has transferred this code to the parse-community organization, and will no longer be contributing to or distributing this code.
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