CLI Commands

StackPort includes a CLI for scripting and CI/CD integration.

stackport serve

Start the web server (default command).

stackport serve --port 8080

Flag	Default	Description
--port	8080	Server port

Running stackport with no subcommand is equivalent to stackport serve.

stackport status

Show all services with availability and resource counts.

stackport status
stackport status --output json

Flag	Default	Description
--endpoint	env var	AWS endpoint URL
--region	us-east-1	AWS region
--output	table	Output format: table, json

Example output:

SERVICE         STATUS    RESOURCES
s3              active    3
dynamodb        active    5
lambda          active    2
sqs             active    8
ec2             inactive  0
...

stackport list <service>

List resources for a specific service.

stackport list s3
stackport list dynamodb --output csv
stackport list lambda --output json

Flag	Default	Description
--endpoint	env var	AWS endpoint URL
--region	us-east-1	AWS region
--output	table	Output format: table, json, csv

stackport describe <service> <resource_type> <resource_id>

Get detailed information about a specific resource.

stackport describe s3 buckets my-bucket
stackport describe lambda functions my-func --output json
stackport describe sqs queues my-queue

Flag	Default	Description
--endpoint	env var	AWS endpoint URL
--region	us-east-1	AWS region
--output	json	Output format: json, table

stackport export <service>

Export all resources for a service to JSON or CSV.

stackport export lambda --format json
stackport export ec2 --format csv
stackport export s3 --format json > s3-backup.json

Flag	Default	Description
--endpoint	env var	AWS endpoint URL
--region	us-east-1	AWS region
--format	json	Output format: json, csv