DOIT

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Usage:
  doit [command]

Available Commands:
  account            account commands
  action             action commands
  auth               auth commands
  domain             domain commands
  droplet-action     droplet action commands
  droplet            droplet commands
  floating-ip        floating IP commands
  floating-ip-action floating IP action commands
  image              image commands
  region             region commands
  size               size commands
  ssh-key            sshkey commands
  ssh                ssh to droplet

Flags:
  -t, --access-token="": DigtialOcean API V2 Access Token
  -h, --help[=false]: help for doit
  -o, --output="text": output formt [text|json]

Use "doit [command] --help" for more information about a command.

Initialization

Configuration

By default, doit will load a configuration file from $HOME/.doitcfg if found.

Configuration OPTIONS

• access-token - The DigitalOcean access token. You can generate a token in the Apps & API Of the DigitalOcean control panel.
• output - Type of output to display results in. Choices are json or text. If not supplied, doit will default to text.

Example:

{
  access-token: MY_TOKEN
  output: text
}

Building and dependencies

doit's dependencies are managed by godep. To add new packages, you must run godep save ./... to update the vendored dependencies. External dependencies have been rewritten using godep.