dmno run

Reference

Description: Runs a command with the resolved config for a service

Options

-w,--watch

watch for config changes and re-run

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-p,--phase <phase>

resolve in specific phase

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--skip-cache

skips config cache altogether, will not read or write

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--clear-cache

clears the cache before continuing, will write new values to cache

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-s, --service [service]

which service to load

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-np, --no-prompt

do not prompt for service selection

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PATH & node_modules/.bin

The dmno cli is installed as a depedency in your project and is available in your node_modules/.bin directory. Generally the best way to run it is via your package manager, for example pnpm exec dmno. For simplicity’s sake, we will omit the pnpm exec/pnpm dlx prefix in the examples below.

Example(s)

# Runs the echo command with the resolved config for service1
dmno run --service service1 -- printenv $SOME_ITEM

# Runs the somecommand with the resolved config using SOME_VAR via printenv
dmno run —-service service1 -- somecommand --some-option=(printenv SOME_VAR)

Caution

While dmno run -- echo $SOME_ITEM seems like it should work, your shell will try to resolve that variable before dmno injects your resolved config as env vars.

Instead you must use printenv - for example dmno run -- printenv SOME_ITEM.