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What is Major?

Major is a platform that lets you deploy and manage access to applications you build locally. Major is designed for engineers building internal tools to quickly:

1. Deploy their code live on hosted compute
2. Manage access and permissions to those apps
3. Connect apps securely (with RBAC) to internal resources (db's, api's, etc.)

Installation

Direct Install

curl -fsSL https://install.major.build | bash

Homebrew

brew tap major-technology/tap
brew install major-technology/tap/major

Updating

Update to the latest version automatically, regardless of install method:

major update

Quick Start

1. Authenticate Log in to your Major account. This stores your credentials securely in your system keychain.

major user login

2. Create a new App Scaffolds a new Major application in your current directory. You'll be prompted to choose a template.

major app create

3. Start Development Installs dependencies (pnpm install) and starts the local development server (pnpm dev).

major app start

Development Workflow

Cloud & Deployment

• major app deploy Commits changes, pushes to your repository, and triggers a deployment to the Major cloud.

• major app info Displays the ID of the current application.

• major app clone Interactively select an existing application from your organization to clone locally.

• major app editor Opens the visual application editor in your browser for the current app.

Resources & Environment

• major resource create Opens the Major web console to provision new cloud resources (Postgres, Redis, etc.).

• major resource manage Interactively select which provisioned resources should be connected to your current app. Updates your project configuration.

• major app generate_env Pulls environment variables from your connected resources and generates a local .env file.

Organization & Config

• major org list List all organizations you belong to and see which one is currently active.

• major org select Interactively switch your active organization context.

• major git config Configure your GitHub username for git integrations.

License

MIT

Documentation

Overview

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