• npm

  $ npm i -g jfrog-cli-go
  

• homebrew

  $ brew install jfrog-cli-go
  

• docker

  $ docker run docker.bintray.io/jfrog/jfrog-cli-go:latest jfrog <COMMAND>
  

completion

• bash

  $ jf completion bash --install
  

• zsh

  $ jf completion zsh --install
  

• Oh My Zsh

  plugins=(git mvn npm sdk jfrog)
  

• fish

  $ jf completion fish --install
  

Environment Variables

jf options

CLI

CLI

reference:

• CLI for JFrog Artifactory

configuration

• via ssh

  $ jf c add --url=ssh://artifactory.example.com:1339 \
             --ssh-key-path=/Users/marslo/.ssh/id_rsa \
             sample
  
  $ jf c show sample
  Server ID:              sample
  JFrog Platform URL:     ssh://artifactory.example.com:1339/
  Artifactory URL:        ssh://artifactory.example.com:1339/
  SSH key file path:      /Users/marslo/.ssh/id_rsa
  Default:                true
  

• via password/api key

  $ jf c add --serverId rt-api-key \
             --artifactory-url=https://artifactory.sample.com/artifactory \
             --user=marslo \
             --password=A***********************************************************************x \
             --insecure-tls \
             --interactive=false
  

  $ jfrog rt c sample --url=https://artifactory.example.com/artifactory --apikey=***********
  JFrog Distribution URL (Optional):
  For commands which don't use external tools or the JFrog Distribution service, JFrog CLI supports replacing the configured username and password/API key with automatically created access token that's refreshed hourly. Enable this setting? (y/n) [y]? n
  Is the Artifactory reverse proxy configured to accept a client certificate? (y/n) [n]? n
  
  $ jfrog rt c show
  Server ID:  sample
  Url:        https://artifactory.example.com/artifactory/
  API key:    ***************
  Default:    true
  

  • via username/password

    $ jfrog rt c sample --user=myaccount \
                        --url=https://artifactory.example.com/artifactory \
                        --password=mypassword
    JFrog Distribution URL (Optional):
    For commands which don't use external tools or the JFrog Distribution service, JFrog CLI supports replacing the configured username and password/API key with automatically created access token that's refreshed hourly. Enable this setting? (y/n) [y]? n
    Is the Artifactory reverse proxy configured to accept a client certificate? (y/n) [n]? n
    [Info] Encrypting password...
    

• access token

  $ jf c add --serverId sample
             --artifactory-url=https://artifactory.sample.com/artifactory \
             --user=marslo \
             --access-token=c**************************************************************Q \
             --interactive=false \
             --insecure-tls
  

• in docker

  $ docker run -it \
               --rm \
               -v $(PWD):/root docker.bintray.io/jfrog/jfrog-cli-go \
               jfrog rt c prod \
                        --url=https://artifactory.example.com/artifactory \
                        --user=myaccount \
                        --password=mypassword
  

set default

$ jf rt use <SERVER_ID>

ping

• check configuration or remote server

  $ jf rt p
  OK
  
  # or
  $ jfrog rt p --server-id=sample
  OK
  

discarding old builds from artifactory

• clean build info and artifacts 30 days before

  $ jf use <sample>
  $ jfrog rt bdi --max-days=30 --delete-artifacts=true "my-job-build"
  

  $ jfrog rt use sample
  $ jfrog rt bdi --max-days=30 --delete-artifacts=true "my-job-build"
  

• using cli via docker

  $ docker run \
           -it \
           --rm \
           -v $(PWD):/root docker.bintray.io/jfrog/jfrog-cli-go \
                     jfrog rt bdi --max-days=45 --delete-artifacts 'ci - buildinfo - name'
  

search with aql

[!NOTE|label:references:]

• Jfrog artifactory delete folder of containing artifacts after remove them

$ cat spec.json
{
  "files": [{
    "aql": {
      "items.find": {
        "repo": "my-repo",
        "type":"folder",
        "depth" : "1",
        "created": { "$before": "15d" }
      }
    }
  }]
}

$ jfrog rt s --spec spec.json

• delete with aql search

  $ jfrog rt del --spec spec.json
  

delete docker images

#              registry name  image name    tag
#              +-----------+ +-----------+ +---+
$ jf rt delete docker-local/devops/ubuntu/4.0.0**
  docker-local/devops/ubuntu/4.0.0-py310-jammy-dind-v95-94d13a3db/
  docker-local/devops/ubuntu/4.0.0-py310-jammy-dind/
  docker-local/devops/ubuntu/4.0.0-py310-jammy/
Are you sure you want to delete the above paths? (y/n) [n]? y
{
  "status": "success",
  "totals": {
    "success": 3,
    "failure": 0
  }
}

# or remote all v4.0.0* tags via
$ jf rt delete docker-local/devops/*/4.0.0**
  docker-local/devops/clang/4.0.0-py310-jammy-dind-v95-94d13a3db/
  docker-local/devops/clang/4.0.0-py310-jammy-dind/
  docker-local/devops/clang/4.0.0-py310-jammy-v95-94d13a3db/
  docker-local/devops/clang/4.0.0-py310-jammy/
  docker-local/devops/doxygen/4.0.0-py310-jammy-dind-v95-94d13a3db/
  docker-local/devops/doxygen/4.0.0-py310-jammy-dind/
  docker-local/devops/doxygen/4.0.0-py310-jammy-v95-94d13a3db/
  docker-local/devops/doxygen/4.0.0-py310-jammy/
  docker-local/devops/jnlp/4.0.0-py310-jammy-dind-v95-94d13a3db/
  docker-local/devops/jnlp/4.0.0-py310-jammy-dind/
  docker-local/devops/jnlp/4.0.0-py310-jammy-v95-94d13a3db/
  docker-local/devops/jnlp/4.0.0-py310-jammy/
Are you sure you want to delete the above paths? (y/n) [n]?

deploy docker image via cli

[!NOTE|label:references:]

• * iMarlso: deploy docker image via API

$ jf rt docker-promote hello-world default-docker-local stef-docker-local \
                       --source-tag=1.0.0 \
                       --target-docker-image=hello-world \
                       --target-tag=prod

npm

[!NOTE|label:references:]

• Step 2: Use the CLI in your project
• Setting npm repositories
• Use the npm Command Line
• npm Packages with JFrog CLI

$ cd path/to/project
$ jf npm-config --repo-deploy <LOCAL-REPO> --repo-resolve <REMOTE-REPO>

# i.e.:
$ jf npm-config --repo-deploy npmjs-local --repo-resolve npmjs-remote

# result
$ cat .jfrog/projects/npm.yaml
   1   version: 1
   2   type: npm
   3   resolver:
   4       repo: poc-npmjs-remote
   5       serverId: stg
   6   deployer:
   7       repo: poc-npmjs-local
   8       serverId: stg

• using jf for npm

  [!NOTE|label:references:]

  $ jf npm --help
  
  Name:
    jf npm - Run npm command.
  
  Usage:
    jf npm <npm arguments> [command options]
  
  Arguments:
    ci                        Run npm ci.
    publish, p                Packs and deploys the npm package to the designated npm repository.
    install, i, isntall, add  Run npm install.
    help, h
  

  $ jf npm install