Platform.sh offers a tool that allows for you to manage your projects from the command line. It enables you to do almost everything in a terminal that you can do in the Dashboard, and much more.
Platform.sh’s CLI is pre-installed in the cli container. Note: required docksal/cli version: 2.3.0+.
Follow the official docs to generate your API token.
Add the token to $HOME/docksal/docksal.env:
fin config set --global SECRET_PLATFORMSH_CLI_TOKEN="XMAG92S9_9gf5Mlhb7-JIEjVwYYhY-MGuKcspAdL0CjkU"
If you’d rather not put the token in your global environment file then the token can be added to $PROJECT/docksal/docksal-local.env by running:
fin config set --env=local SECRET_PLATFORMSH_CLI_TOKEN="XMAG92S9_9gf5Mlhb7-JIEjVwYYhY-MGuKcspAdL0CjkU"
Refresh cli service configuration with fin project start. This will inject the token into cli and authenticate
in the container with Platform.sh.
Use fin platform <command> from the host or platform <command> inside cli.
Please refer to the official docs for usage details.
Note: It is also possible to add/override these values via .docksal/docksal.env and .docksal/docksal-local.env at the project level. Keep in mind, .docksal/docksal.env is a shared configuration file and should be committed to git. .docksal/docksal-local.env, on the other hand, can be used for local overrides and should be excluded from git. As such, it is best to use .docksal/docksal-local.env for any personal keys and tokens configured at the project level.