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pebl 0.1.2

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Quick Summary​

pebl is a cloud computer that is completely programmable right from your application code. Try out the new release by installing it:

$ curl https://www.pebl.io/install | sh

We would like to thank all the new users that have joined our discord community! We really appreciate everyone that has tried pebl and reached out with comments & feedback.

In release 0.1.1 we added mount capability, providing an easy way to host static websites with pebl.

We're adding onto that with two new features:

  1. versioned folder uploads
  2. better cli support for folder management

cli changes​

The previous pebl upload has been changed. There is a new root cli command at pebl folder, with the subdommand pebl folder upload. The previous pebl upload is now pebl folder upload.

The upload command now automatically creates a new version for each name that is provided. This makes it easy to ensure that you have access to each folder version over time.

To reference a specific folder version you can pin the name with the version (folder_name:version). You can simplify things by referencing the latest version of the folder by leaving out the version (folder_name).

There are two additional commands under pebl folder, list and get.

versioned folders​

$ pebl folder upload build static
 :: uploading folder as name static
 :: success! the new uploaded version is: coawer
$

Which means you can now reference this specific folder version with static:coawer.

So to host a static website with this specific folder:

import express from "express";
import * as pebl from "pebl";

await pebl.mount("static:coawer", "/static");

const app = express();
app.use(express.static("/static"));

pebl.service(app, "hey.pebl.rocks");

Updating​

CLI​

Getting the release is super easy! Just run our install script:

$ curl https://www.pebl.io/install | sh

If you are concerned about executing scripts directly, you can follow a manual installation here.

Node​

Simply run npm install within your Node project like so:

$ npm install pebl@0.1.2

Or optionally change package.json to specify 0.1.2:

$ cat package.json
{
    "dependencies": {
        "pebl": "^0.1.2"
    },
    // other configs
}
$

then run npm update.

Go​

Simply run go get within your Go project like so:

$ go get github.com/peblcloud/go@v0.1.2

Python​

Update the Dockerfile within your project to reference the new release:

$ cat Dockerfile
FROM peblcloud/python:0.1.2

Check pebl's Dockerhub for the complete list of available tags for release 0.1.2.