hypeman-cli

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Published: Dec 10, 2025 License: Apache-2.0

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Hypeman CLI

The official CLI for the Hypeman REST API.

It is generated with Stainless.

Installation

Installing with Homebrew
brew tap onkernel/tap
brew install hypeman
Installing with Go
go install 'github.com/onkernel/hypeman-cli/cmd/hypeman@latest'
Running Locally
go run cmd/hypeman/main.go

Usage

# Pull an image
hypeman pull nginx:alpine

# Run an instance (auto-pulls image if needed)
hypeman run nginx:alpine
hypeman run --name my-app -e PORT=3000 nginx:alpine

# List running instances
hypeman ps
hypeman ps -a    # show all instances

# View logs
hypeman logs <instance-id>
hypeman logs -f <instance-id>   # follow logs

# Execute a command in a running instance
hypeman exec <instance-id> -- /bin/sh
hypeman exec -it <instance-id>  # interactive shell

For details about specific commands, use the --help flag.

The CLI also provides resource-based commands for more advanced usage:

hypeman [resource] [command] [flags]

Global Flags

  • --debug - Enable debug logging (includes HTTP request/response details)
  • --version, -v - Show the CLI version

Development

Testing Preview Branches

When developing features in the main hypeman repo, Stainless automatically creates preview branches in stainless-sdks/hypeman-cli with your API changes. You can check out these branches locally to test the CLI changes:

# Checkout preview/<branch> (e.g., if working on "devices" branch in hypeman)
./scripts/checkout-preview devices

# Checkout an exact branch name
./scripts/checkout-preview -b main
./scripts/checkout-preview -b preview/my-feature

The script automatically adds the stainless remote if needed and also updates go.mod to point the hypeman-go SDK dependency to the corresponding preview branch in stainless-sdks/hypeman-go.

Warning: The go.mod and go.sum changes from checkout-preview are for local testing only. Do not commit these changes.

After checking out a preview branch, you can build and test the CLI:

go build -o hypeman ./cmd/hypeman
./hypeman --help

You can also point the SDK dependency independently:

# Point hypeman-go to a specific branch
./scripts/use-sdk-preview preview/my-feature

# Point to a specific commit
./scripts/use-sdk-preview abc1234def567

Directories

Path Synopsis
cmd
hypeman command
internal
pkg
cmd

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