pitchfork start

• Usage: pitchfork start [FLAGS] [ID]…
• Aliases: s

Starts a daemon from a pitchfork.toml file

Daemons are defined in pitchfork.toml with a [daemons.<name>] section. The command waits for the daemon to be ready before returning.

Examples: pitchfork start api Start a single daemon pitchfork start api worker Start multiple daemons pitchfork start -l Start all local daemons in pitchfork.toml pitchfork start -g Start all global daemons in config.toml pitchfork start -a Start all daemons (local and global) pitchfork start api -f Restart daemon if already running pitchfork start api --delay 5 Wait 5 seconds for daemon to be ready pitchfork start api --output 'Listening on' Wait for output pattern before ready pitchfork start api --http http://localhost:8080/health Wait for HTTP endpoint to return 2xx pitchfork start api --port 8080 Wait for TCP port to be listening

Arguments

[ID]…

ID of the daemon(s) in pitchfork.toml to start

Flags

-l --local

Start all local daemons in pitchfork.toml

-g --global

Start all global daemons in ~/.config/pitchfork/config.toml and /etc/pitchfork/config.toml

-a --all

Start all daemons (both local and global)

-f --force

Stop the daemon if it is already running

--delay <DELAY>

Delay in seconds before considering daemon ready (default: 3 seconds)

--output <OUTPUT>

Wait until output matches this regex pattern before considering daemon ready

--http <HTTP>

Wait until HTTP endpoint returns 2xx status before considering daemon ready

--port <PORT>

Wait until TCP port is listening before considering daemon ready

--cmd <CMD>

Shell command to poll for readiness (exit code 0 = ready)

--expected-port… <EXPECTED_PORT>

Ports the daemon is expected to bind to (can be specified multiple times)

--auto-bump-port

Automatically find an available port if the expected port is in use

-q --quiet

Suppress startup log output