You can sign up for Fission and get setup to start using it directly from your command line.
The Fission command line interface (CLI) is the main way to interact with Fission's services.
For Windows users, we currently recommend using the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). The Linux instructions below apply equally to WSL, except where noted.
We have a brew recipe to get you up and running quickly on MacOS:
$ brew install fission-suite/fission/fission-cli
Head over to our releases page on Github and download the latest release for your operating system.
Unzip the file and move the file to your PATH:
$ sudo mv ./fission-cli-exe /usr/local/bin/fission
We currently depend on two additional libraries libpq.so.5
and libtinfo.so.5
. For apt-based Linux distros, you'll want to run the following:
$ apt install libpq-dev libtinfo5
Depending on your OS version, you may need to run apt-get update
first, and you may need to run these commands with sudo
.
That's it! Double check that it's installed correctly:
$ fission --helpFission makes developing, deploying, updating, and iterating on web apps quickand easy.​Usage: fission (SHORTCUT | COMMAND | --version)CLI to interact with Fission services...