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apps/docs/src/content/docs/cli/commands/monitors.mdx
··· 5 5 6 6 The monitors command is used to manage your monitors. You trigger, view and list your monitors using this command. 7 7 8 - ## Info 9 - You can get the details of a monitor using the following command. 8 + ### create (beta) 9 + 10 + Create monitors 10 11 11 12 ```bash 12 - openstatus monitors info <monitor-id> 13 + openstatus monitors create [options] 13 14 ``` 15 + **--access-token, -t**="": OpenStatus API Access Token 14 16 17 + **--auto-accept, -y**: Automatically accept the prompt 15 18 19 + **--config**="": The configuration file containing monitor information (default: openstatus.yaml) 16 20 17 - ## List 21 + ### delete 18 22 19 - You can list all the monitors using the following command. 23 + Delete a monitor 20 24 21 25 ```bash 22 - openstatus monitors list 26 + openstatus monitors delete [MonitorID] [options] 23 27 ``` 24 28 25 - ### Options 29 + **--access-token, -t**="": OpenStatus API Access Token 26 30 27 - - `--all` - List all the monitors including the inactive ones. 31 + **--auto-accept, -y**: Automatically accept the prompt 28 32 29 - ## Trigger 33 + ### export 30 34 31 - You can trigger a monitor using the following command. 35 + Export all your monitors 32 36 33 37 ```bash 34 - openstatus monitors trigger <monitor-id> 38 + openstatus monitors export [options] 35 39 ``` 40 + 41 + **--access-token, -t**="": OpenStatus API Access Token 42 + 43 + **--output, -o**="": The output file name (default: openstatus.yaml) 44 + 45 + ### info 46 + 47 + Get a monitor information 48 + 49 + ```bash 50 + openstatus monitors info [MonitorID] [options] 51 + ``` 52 + 53 + **--access-token, -t**="": OpenStatus API Access Token 54 + 55 + ### list 56 + 57 + List all monitors 58 + 59 + ```bash 60 + openstatus monitors list [options] 61 + ``` 62 + 63 + **--access-token, -t**="": OpenStatus API Access Token 64 + 65 + **--all**: List all monitors including inactive ones 66 + 67 + ### trigger 68 + 69 + Trigger a monitor execution 70 + 71 + ```bash 72 + openstatus monitors trigger [MonitorId] [options] 73 + ``` 74 + 75 + **--access-token, -t**="": OpenStatus API Access Token
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apps/docs/src/content/docs/cli/commands/whoami.mdx
··· 4 4 --- 5 5 6 6 The `whoami` command is used to display the currently authenticated user. This command is useful to check if you are logged in and to see the workspace details. 7 + 8 + ``` 9 + openstatus whoami [options] 10 + ``` 11 + 12 + **--access-token, -t**="": OpenStatus API Access Token
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apps/docs/src/content/docs/cli/getting-started.mdx
··· 27 27 <br/> 28 28 29 29 ```bash 30 - brew install openstatus 30 + brew install openstatus --cask 31 31 ``` 32 32 33 33 Then you can run the following command to verify the installation.
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apps/web/src/content/changelog/cli-improvement.mdx
··· 1 + --- 2 + title: New CLI commands 3 + description: We have updated our CLI to provide more features and improve the user experience. 4 + image: /assets/changelog/cli-update.png 5 + publishedAt: 2025-06-16 6 + --- 7 + 8 + Upgrade your CLI to the latest version for enhanced functionality and a better user experience. 9 + 10 + ## New Features 11 + 12 + - Create monitors: Create your monitors defined in the configuration file. 13 + - Export monitors: Export all your workspace monitors to a YAML file. 14 + 15 + 16 + Check out our [CLI documentation](https://docs.openstatus.dev/cli/getting-started/) for more information.