- Create a skeleton app directory and file structure
- Serve your app locally
- Describe your app’s capabilities
- Test your app capabilities
- Connect the implementation of your app to your Tempest account
- Compare versions of your app
Getting Started
To start using the Tempest CLI, you’ll need to install it.Install with Homebrew (macOS)
Install Tempest CLI using Homebrew
Install with Go
Our CLI is built in Go, so if you’re a Go developer, you can install it using thego install
command. Check out our CLI GitHub repository for more information.
Install Tempest CLI using go install
$GOPATH/bin
directory.
Download an official release
For each release of the CLI, we provide executable binaries for Linux, macOS, and Windows. You can download the binary for your platform from the GitHub Releases page. Once downloaded, you’ll have to install the binary to your$PATH
manually.
Using the CLI
Here are a few examples of how you can use the CLI. For a full reference of our commands, you can:- Install the CLI and explore the commands on your local machine
- Read our CLI Reference