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Managing Static Hosting with the CLI

Viewing Static Website Service Information​

You can use the following command to display the static website's status, access domain, and other information.

cloudbase hosting detail -e envId

Deploy Files​

You can use the following command to upload files to a specified path in the static website's storage space. When cloudPath is not specified, the CLI will upload files to the root directory.

cloudbase hosting deploy localPath cloudPath -e envId
# Deploy Files in the Current Directory to the Root Directory
cloudbase hosting deploy . -e envId

# Deploy the index.js file in the static directory to static/index.js
cloudbase hosting deploy ./static/index.js static/index.js -e envId

Deleting Files and Folders​

You can use the following command to delete files in the storage space of your static website:

cloudbase hosting delete cloudPath -e envId

You can use the following command to delete folders in the storage space of your static website:

cloudbase hosting delete -d cloudPath -e envId

Listing Files​

You can use the following command to deploy and display files in the static website storage space.

cloudbase hosting list -e envId
Note

In Windows systems, localPath follows the local path format, which is recognizable by the system and typically uses the \ separator. cloudPath is a cloud file path and must use the / separator.

  • localPath is the path of a local file or folder, in the form of directory/filename, such as ./index.js, static/css/index.css, etc.
  • cloudPath is the path of the file or folder relative to the root directory, in the form of directory/filename, such as index.js, static/css/index.js, etc.