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Azion CLI global options

Azion CLI commands that can be run anywhere in the process.

version

Terminal window
azion --version

The -v or --version option informs which Azion version you’ve currently installed.

debug

Terminal window
azion --debug

The -d or --debug option displays logs at a debug level.

config

The -c or --config option sets the Azion configuration folder for the current command only, without changing persistent settings.

Standard config file, created by Azion:

~/.azion/settings.toml
Token = 'token'
UUID = ''
LastCheck = 2024-02-23T11:44:14-03:00
LastVulcanVersion = "x.y.z\n"
AuthorizeMetricsCollection = 1 // 0 - not answered, 1 - Yes, 2 - No
ClientId = 'xxx'
Email = 'xxxxx@gmail.com'

New config file created by the user:

./new-config-file.toml
Token = 'token'
UUID = '' //uuid of the token
LastCheck = 2024-02-23T11:44:14-03:00
LastVulcanVersion = "x.y.z\n"
AuthorizeMetricsCollection = 1 // 0 - not answered, 1 - Yes, 2 - No
ClientId = 'xxx'
Email = 'xxxx@gmail.com'

Usage:

Terminal window
azion --config ./new-config-file.toml

log-level

Terminal window
azion --log-level info

The -l or --log-level option informs the level of log to be output. The options are:

  • info (default)
  • error
  • debug

silent

Terminal window
azion --silent

The -s or --silent option silences logs completely. Usually, it’s used for automation purposes.

timeout

Terminal window
azion --timeout

The --timeout option defines the timeout for CLI requests in seconds. The default value is 30.

token

Terminal window
azion --token your-personal-token

The -t or --token option saves a given personal token locally to authorize CLI commands.

yes

Terminal window
azion --yes

The -y or --yes option answers all yes/no interactions automatically with yes.

help

The h or --help option displays more information about the azion command.

no-color

The --no-color option indicates the output to not use colors.

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