Manage your Connect applications with a CLI.

The Connect CLI allows you to access, create, and manage Connectors and Connect applications.

# Requirements

To use the Connect CLI, you must utilize the following:

- [Node.js](https://nodejs.org/en)
  - If you are using macOS, [Homebrew](https://brew.sh/) is required to install Node.js.
- [npm](https://docs.npmjs.com/downloading-and-installing-node-js-and-npm)
- [Docker](https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/)

# Install the Connect CLI

To install the Connect CLI globally, use the following command:

```bash
npm install -g @commercetools/cli
```

You can verify the installation and find further information using the following command:

```bash
commercetools --help
```

To check the CLI version, use the following command:

```bash
commercetools --version
```

# CLI and Connect API mapping

The following table maps CLI commands that have corresponding Connect API endpoints or update actions. All commands are prefixed with `commercetools connect`.

(a CSV formatted table follows. The first line are the column names.)
CLI command,API endpoint or action
[`connectorstaged create`](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/cli#commercetools-connect-connectorstaged-create),[Create ConnectorStaged](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/connectors-staged#create-connectorstaged)
[`connectorstaged describe`](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/cli#commercetools-connect-connectorstaged-describe),[Get ConnectorStaged](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/connectors-staged#get-connectorstaged)
[`connectorstaged list`](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/cli#commercetools-connect-connectorstaged-list),[Query ConnectorStaged](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/connectors-staged#query-connectorstaged)
[`connectorstaged update`](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/cli#commercetools-connect-connectorstaged-update),[Update ConnectorStaged](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/connectors-staged#update-connectorstaged) using applicable [update actions](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/connectors-staged#update-actions)
[`connectorstaged publish`](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/cli#commercetools-connect-connectorstaged-publish),[Publish](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/ctp:connect:type:ConnectorPublishAction) update action (`certification` set to `false`)
[`connectorstaged certify`](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/cli#commercetools-connect-connectorstaged-certify),[Publish](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/ctp:connect:type:ConnectorPublishAction) update action (`certification` set to `true`)
[`connectorstaged preview`](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/cli#commercetools-connect-connectorstaged-preview),[Preview Connector](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/connectors-staged#preview-connector)
[`deployment create`](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/cli#commercetools-connect-deployment-create),[Create Deployment](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/deployments#create-deployment)
[`deployment describe`](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/cli#commercetools-connect-deployment-describe),[Get Deployment](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/deployments#get-deployment)
[`deployment list`](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/cli#commercetools-connect-deployment-list),[Query Deployments](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/deployments#query-deployments)
[`deployment delete`](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/cli#commercetools-connect-deployment-delete),[Delete Deployment](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/deployments#delete-deployment)
[`deployment redeploy`](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/cli#commercetools-connect-deployment-redeploy),[Redeploy](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/ctp:connect:type:DeploymentRedeployAction) update action
[`deployment logs`](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/cli#commercetools-connect-deployment-logs),[Query Deployment Logs](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/deployment-logs#query-deployment-logs)


Commands for [local development](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/cli#connector-development-commands) and [CLI authorization](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/cli#cli-authorization-commands) don't have direct Connect API equivalents.

# Connector development commands

The following CLI commands are available for developing a Connector.

## `commercetools connect init`

Use this command to create a new Connect project.

```bash
commercetools connect init DIRECTORY [--template tax-integration|product-ingestion|email-integration|payment-integration|fulfilment-integration]
```

This command uses the following arguments and flags:

```bash
ARGUMENTS
  DIRECTORY  project directory

FLAGS
  --template=<option>  The template to bootstrap the project with.
                       <options:
                       tax-integration|product-ingestion|email-integration|payment-integration|fulfilment-integration>
```

## `commercetools connect application start`

Use this command to start your Connect application.

```bash
commercetools connect application start
```

## `commercetools connect application build`

Use this command to build your Connect application.

```bash
commercetools connect application build
```

## `commercetools connect application test`

Use this command to test your Connect application.

```bash
commercetools connect application test
```

## `commercetools connect application add`

Use this command to add a Connect application to an existing Connect project.

```bash
commercetools connect application add [--language <value>] [--type <value>]
```

This command uses the following flags:

```bash
FLAGS
  --language=<value>  The language template to use in your new application.
  --type=<value>      The application type of your new application.
```

## `commercetools connect bundle`

Use this command to bundle your Connect applications.

```bash
commercetools connect bundle
```

## `commercetools connect validate`

Use this command to validate your Connect applications.

```bash
commercetools connect validate [DIRECTORY] [--skip tests|analysis]
```

This command uses the following arguments and flags:

```bash
ARGUMENTS
  DIRECTORY  [default: .] connect project directory

FLAGS
  --skip=<option>  Skip the specified validation step. Options are 'test' or 'analysis'.
                   <options: tests|analysis>
```

# CLI authorization commands

The following CLI commands are available for the authorizing the CLI.

## `commercetools auth login`

Use this command to give the CLI access to your Project.

```bash
commercetools auth login --client-credentials --client-id <value> --client-secret <value> --region <value> --project-key <value> [--scope <value>]
```

This command uses the following flags:

```bash
FLAGS
  --client-credentials     (required) Use client credentials authentication flow
  --client-id=<value>      (required) The client ID associated with your commercetools API Client
  --client-secret=<value>  (required) The client secret associated with your commercetools API Client
  --project-key=<value>    (required) The key of your commercetools Project
  --region=<value>         (required) The region that hosts your commercetools Project (e.g., "europe-west1.gcp")
  --scope=<value>          Specify the scopes granted to the access token
```

# Connector management commands

The following CLI commands are available for managing Connectors.

## `commercetools connect connectorstaged create`

Use this command to create a new [ConnectorStaged](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/connectors-staged).

```bash
commercetools connect connectorstaged create --repository-url <value> --repository-tag <value> --creator-email <value> --name
    <value> [--key <value>] [--description <value>] [--supported-regions
    us-central1.gcp|europe-west1.gcp|australia-southeast1.gcp...] [--integration-types
    tax|marketplace|oms|psp|pim|promotion|search|erp|crm|email|analytics|shipping|other...]
```

This command uses the following flags:

```bash
FLAGS
  --creator-email=<value>          (required) Email address of the Connector creator.
  --description=<value>            Description of the Connector.
  --integration-types=<option>...  Comma-separated list of integration types to classify the Connector.
                                   <options:
                                   tax|marketplace|oms|psp|pim|promotion|search|erp|crm|email|analytics|shipping|other>
  --key=<value>                    User-defined unique identifier for the staged Connector.
  --name=<value>                   (required) Name of the Connector.
  --repository-tag=<value>         (required) Git tag identifying the code version to use.
  --repository-url=<value>         (required) Git repository URL hosting the Connector.
  --supported-regions=<option>...  Comma-separated list of regions supported by the Connector.
                                   <options: us-central1.gcp|europe-west1.gcp|australia-southeast1.gcp>
```

## `commercetools connect connectorstaged describe`

Use this command to describe a [ConnectorStaged](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/connectors-staged).

```bash
commercetools connect connectorstaged describe [--id <value>] [--key <value>]
```

This command uses the following flags:

```bash
FLAGS
  --id=<value>   Unique identifier of the staged Connector. Either `id` or `key` must be provided.
  --key=<value>  User-defined unique identifier of the staged Connector. Either `id` or `key` must be provided.
```

## `commercetools connect connectorstaged list`

Use this command to [retrieve a list of staged Connectors](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/connectors-staged#query-connectorstaged).

```bash
commercetools connect connectorstaged list [--limit <value>] [--offset <value>] [--sort <value>]
```

This command uses the following flags:

```bash
FLAGS
  --limit=<value>   [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return in a single page of results.
  --offset=<value>  The number of items to skip before starting to return results.
  --sort=<value>    Specifies the field by which to sort the results. Available fields are 'createdAt' and 'lastModifiedAt'.
```

## `commercetools connect connectorstaged publish`

Use this command to initiate the publishing process for a staged Connector.

```bash
commercetools connect connectorstaged publish [--id <value>] [--key <value>]
```

This command uses the following flags:

```bash
FLAGS
  --id=<value>   Unique identifier of the staged Connector. Either `id` or `key` must be provided.
  --key=<value>  User-defined unique identifier of the staged Connector. Either `id` or `key` must be provided.
```

## `commercetools connect connectorstaged update`

Use this command to update a ConnectorStaged. For example, the name, description, repository, or supported regions.

```bash
commercetools connect connectorstaged update [--id <value>] [--key <value>] [--repository-url <value>] [--repository-tag
    <value>] [--creator-email <value>] [--name <value>] [--description <value>] [--supported-regions
    us-central1.gcp|europe-west1.gcp|australia-southeast1.gcp...] [--integration-types
    tax|marketplace|oms|psp|pim|promotion|search|erp|crm|email|analytics|shipping|other...]
```

This command uses the following flags:

```bash
FLAGS
  --creator-email=<value>          Email address of the Connector creator.
  --description=<value>            Description of the Connector.
  --id=<value>                     Unique identifier of the staged Connector. Either `id` or `key` must be provided.
  --integration-types=<option>...  Comma-separated list of integration types to classify the Connector.
                                   <options:
                                   tax|marketplace|oms|psp|pim|promotion|search|erp|crm|email|analytics|shipping|other>
  --key=<value>                    User-defined unique identifier of the staged Connector. Either `id` or `key` must be provided.
  --name=<value>                   Name of the Connector.
  --repository-tag=<value>         Git tag identifying the code version to use.
  --repository-url=<value>         Git repository URL hosting the Connector.
  --supported-regions=<option>...  Comma-separated list of regions supported by the Connector.
                                   <options: us-central1.gcp|europe-west1.gcp|australia-southeast1.gcp>
```

## `commercetools connect connectorstaged certify`

Use this command to initiate the certification process for a ConnectorStaged.

```bash
commercetools connect connectorstaged certify [--id <value>] [--key <value>]
```

This command uses the following flags:

```bash
FLAGS
  --id=<value>   Unique identifier of the staged Connector. Either `id` or `key` must be provided.
  --key=<value>  User-defined unique identifier of the staged Connector. Either `id` or `key` must be provided.
```

# Deployment management commands

The following CLI commands are available for the deploying a Connector.

## `commercetools connect connectorstaged preview`

Use this command to initiate the required validations and create a preview deployment of a ConnectorStaged.

```bash
commercetools connect connectorstaged preview --deployment-key <value> --region
    us-central1.gcp|europe-west1.gcp|australia-southeast1.gcp [--id <value>] [--key <value>] [--configuration
    <value>...]
```

This command uses the following flags:

```bash
FLAGS
  --configuration=<value>...  Configuration values: Pass values in the format '{applicationName}.{key}={value}' for
                              application-specific configurations, or '{key}={value}' for global configurations.
  --deployment-key=<value>    (required) User-defined unique identifier for the Deployment.
  --id=<value>                Unique identifier of the staged Connector. Either `id` or `key` must be provided.
  --key=<value>               User-defined unique identifier of the staged Connector. Either `id` or `key` must be provided.
  --region=<option>           (required) Region where the preview Deployment will take place.
                              <options: us-central1.gcp|europe-west1.gcp|australia-southeast1.gcp>
```

## `commercetools connect deployment create`

Use this command to create a new [Deployment](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/deployments).

```bash
commercetools connect deployment create --region us-central1.gcp|europe-west1.gcp|australia-southeast1.gcp [--key <value>]
    [--connector-id <value>] [--connector-key <value>] [--connector-staged] [--type preview|sandbox|production]
    [--configuration <value>...]
```

This command uses the following flags:

```bash
FLAGS
  --configuration=<value>...  Configuration values: Pass values in the format '{applicationName}.{key}={value}' for
                              application-specific configurations, or '{key}={value}' for global configurations.
  --connector-id=<value>      Unique identifier of the Connector. Must specify either `connector-id` or `connector-key`.
  --connector-key=<value>     User-defined unique identifier of the Connector. Must specify either `connector-id` or `connector-key`
  --connector-staged          Flag to indicate if the Deployment is for a staged Connector.
  --key=<value>               User-defined unique identifier for the Deployment
  --region=<option>           (required) Region where the Deployment is associated.
                              <options: us-central1.gcp|europe-west1.gcp|australia-southeast1.gcp>
  --type=<option>             The type of Deployment.
                              <options: preview|sandbox|production>
```

## `commercetools connect deployment delete`

Use this command to delete a [Deployment](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/deployments).

```bash
commercetools connect deployment delete [--id <value>] [--key <value>]
```

This command uses the following flags:

```bash
FLAGS
  --id=<value>   Unique identifier of the Deployment. Either `id` or `key` must be provided.
  --key=<value>  User-defined unique identifier of the Deployment. Either `id` or `key` must be provided.
```

## `commercetools connect deployment describe`

Use this command to describe a new [Deployment](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/deployments).

```bash
commercetools connect deployment describe [--id <value>] [--key <value>]
```

This command uses the following flags:

```bash
FLAGS
  --id=<value>   Unique identifier of the Deployment. Either `id` or `key` must be provided.
  --key=<value>  User-defined unique identifier of the Deployment. Either `id` or `key` must be provided.
```

## `commercetools connect deployment redeploy`

Use this command to redeploy a [Deployment](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/deployments).

```bash
commercetools connect deployment redeploy [--key <value>] [--id <value>] [--configuration <value>...] [--skipScripts]
    [--updateConnector]
```

This command uses the following flags:

```bash
FLAGS
  --configuration=<value>...  Configuration values: Pass values in the format '{applicationName}.{key}={value}' for
                              application-specific configurations, or '{key}={value}' for global configurations.
  --id=<value>                Unique identifier of the Deployment. Either `id` or `key` must be provided.
  --key=<value>               Key of the Deployment to redeploy.
  --skipScripts               Skip the execution of scripts.
  --updateConnector           Update the Connector to the latest version.
```

## `commercetools connect deployment list`

Use this command to [retrieve a list of Deployments](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/deployments).

```bash
commercetools connect deployment list [--limit <value>] [--offset <value>] [--sort <value>]
```

This command uses the following flags:

```bash
FLAGS
  --limit=<value>   [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return in a single page of results.
  --offset=<value>  The number of items to skip before starting to return results.
  --sort=<value>    Specifies the field by which to sort the results. Available fields are 'createdAt' and 'lastModifiedAt'.
```

## `commercetools connect deployment logs`

Use this command to [retrieve the logs of a Deployment](https://docs.commercetools.com/connect/deployment-logs).

```bash
commercetools connect deployment logs [--id <value>] [--key <value>] [--application <value>] [--startDate <value>]
    [--endDate <value>]
```

This command uses the following flags:

```bash
FLAGS
  --application=<value>  Filter logs by application name.
  --endDate=<value>      A datetime string in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss or YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss
  --id=<value>           Unique identifier of the Deployment. Either `id` or `key` must be provided.
  --key=<value>          User-defined unique identifier of the Deployment. Either `id` or `key` must be provided.
  --startDate=<value>    A datetime string in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss or YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss
```