tailpipe plugin

Tailpipe plugin management. Plugins extend tailpipe to work with many different services and providers. Find plugins using the public registry at hub.tailpipe.io.

Usage

Available Commands:

CommandDescription
installInstall one or more plugins
listList currently installed plugins
showShow details about an installed plugin
uninstallUninstall a plugin
updateUpdate one or more plugins
FlagDescription
--allApplies only to plugin update, updates ALL installed plugins.
--progressEnable or disable progress information. By default, progress information is shown - set --progress=false to hide the progress bar. Applies only to plugin install and plugin update.
--skip-configApplies only to plugin install, skip creating the default config file for plugin.

Examples

Install or update a plugin:

Install a specific version of a plugin:

Install the latest version of a plugin matching a semver constraint:

Note: if your semver constraint contain special characters you may need to quote it:

Install all missing plugins specified in configuration files. Do not download their default configuration files:

List installed plugins:

Uninstall a plugin:

Update all plugins to the latest in the installed stream:

Update the aws plugin to the latest version meeting the constraint:

Update all plugins to the latest and hide the progress bar:

Show details about a plugin:

Global Flags

Flag Description
--config-path

Sets the search path for configuration files. This argument accepts a colon-separated list of directories. All configuration files (*.tpc) will be loaded from each path, with decreasing precedence. The default is .:$TAILPIPE_INSTALL_DIR/config (.:~/.tailpipe/config). This allows you to manage your workspaces and connections centrally in the ~/.tailpipe/config directory, but override them in the working directory / mod location if desired.

--workspace Sets the Tailpipe workspace profile. If not specified, the default workspace will be used if it exists. See workspace for details.