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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://sitectl.libops.io/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

LibOps resources are organized as organizations, projects, and sites. Sites belong to projects, and projects belong to organizations.

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Create

Create an organization, project, and site: 
sitectl libops create organization \
  --name "Library"

sitectl libops create project \
  --organization-id "$ORGANIZATION_ID" \
  --name "Digital Collections"

sitectl libops create site \
  --project-id "$PROJECT_ID" \
  --name "journals" \
  --github-repository git@github.com:example/journals.git \
  --github-ref heads/main \
  --compose-path . \
  --application-type ojs \
  --up-cmd "make up" \
  --init-cmd "make init-if-needed" \
  --rollout-cmd "make rollout"
Site records define how LibOps finds and operates the repository, Compose files, and application lifecycle commands for the site.

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List and get

List resources across the account, or filter projects and sites by parent resource: 
sitectl libops list organizations
sitectl libops list projects --organization-id "$ORGANIZATION_ID"
sitectl libops list sites --project-id "$PROJECT_ID"

sitectl libops get organization "$ORGANIZATION_ID"
sitectl libops get project "$PROJECT_ID"
sitectl libops get site "$SITE_ID"
List commands use the local resource cache by default. Pass --no-cache when you need fresh API results.

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Edit and delete

Update resource fields in place: 
sitectl libops edit organization "$ORGANIZATION_ID" --name "Library Services"
sitectl libops edit project "$PROJECT_ID" --machine-type e2-standard-4
sitectl libops edit site "$SITE_ID" --github-ref heads/main
Delete commands prompt before removing resources. Pass --yes for automation: 
sitectl libops delete site "$SITE_ID"
sitectl libops delete project "$PROJECT_ID" --yes