aral-vps-test is an oclif-powered command-line interface (CLI) tool designed for managing virtual private server (VPS) environments, particularly for creating, listing, starting, and updating workspaces. It provides commands for system-level operations like `init`, `start`, and `destroyAll`, as well as specific workspace management functions such as `workspace:create` and `workspace:list`. The package is currently at version 1.0.34 and primarily serves as a utility for developers and system administrators to automate VPS provisioning and deployment tasks. It is built with TypeScript, offering type declarations, and its release cadence follows a typical npm package update cycle as needed for feature enhancements or bug fixes. Its key differentiator is simplifying the lifecycle management of multiple repository branches as 'workspaces' on a VPS.
npm install aral-vps-testVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Demonstrates global installation, initialization, starting the system, and creating a new workspace using the `aral` CLI.
Exercise extreme caution when using `aral destroyAll`. Ensure backups are in place and be prepared to reconfigure necessary system components manually after execution.
Verify Node.js is installed and correctly configured in your PATH. Use a Node.js version manager (e.g., nvm) to manage different Node.js versions and switch if necessary.
Run `npm install -g aral-vps-test` to install the CLI globally. If the issue persists, ensure your shell's PATH includes the directory where global npm binaries are installed (e.g., `$(npm root -g)/../.bin`).
Ensure the user running the `aral` command has appropriate read/write permissions for the configuration directory and files. You may need to use `sudo` for initial setup or adjust directory permissions (e.g., `sudo chown -R $(whoami) /usr/local/lib/node_modules` for global installs if permissions are wrong, though this needs caution).
Execute `aral init` to go through the interactive configuration wizard and set up the necessary environment files before running other commands.
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