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# Publish an application, default is dev
portex publish <app-name> <version> [-e dev|test|prod]

Description

The portex publish command is used to publish a specific version of an application to a specified environment. This command allows users to deploy their applications to different environments such as development, testing, or production. If the environment is not specified, the default environment is dev.

Parameters

Type	Argument/Flag	Description	Required
Args	<app-name>	Required: The name of the application to publish.	Yes
Args	<version>	Required: The version of the application to publish.	Yes
Flag	-e, --env	Optional: Specifies the environment to publish to. Acceptable values are dev, test, or prod. Default is dev.	No

Example

# Publish an application named "MyApp" with version "1" to the production environment
portex publish MyApp 1 -e prod

Interactive Input

If the -e flag is not provided, you will be prompted to confirm the environment before proceeding with the publish action. The available options are:

• dev (Development Environment)

• test (Test Environment)

• prod (Production Environment)

Success and Failure Messages

• Success: If the application is successfully published, you will see the following message:

  • Publish application success!

  • A preview URL will be shown, depending on the environment:

    • Production: https://<app-name>.portex.app/

    • Development: https://<app-name>.dev.portex.app/

    • Test: https://<app-name>.test.portex.app/

• Failure: If an error occurs during the publishing process, you will see the following message:

  • Publish application failed, please try again

Notes

• The environment flag (-e) is optional. If not provided, the default environment is dev.

• After publishing, a preview URL will be generated, which you can use to access the application in the specified environment.

• Ensure that the version you are trying to publish exists before attempting the publish action.