# pb

A simple and _fast_ PocketBase deployment tool.

## Commands

### `init`

Start a new PocketBase project (optionally provide a service name via `pb init <name>`) with a `pb.toml`:

```toml
[server]
port = 8090
# ip = '127.0.0.1'
# domain = 'example.com'

[pocketbase]
version = '0.35.1'
service = 'rusty-dusty'
volume = 'pb_data'
```

### `dev`

Run the local dev server.

### `deploy`

Syncs `pb_public`, `pb_migrations`, and `pb_hooks`, then restarts the remote PocketBase service. The command will automatically run `setup` if the PocketBase binary isn’t present on the remote.

### `status`

Show the remote PocketBase systemd service state along with its configured port, PID, and uptime.

### `setup`

Run everything required to deploy an application to a fresh host. This will:

1. Setup up a firewall.
2. Install and setup Caddy.
3. Download pocketbase and configure remote secrets.
4. Configure systemd.

### `logs`

Streams the remote logs (`/root/pb/{service}/{service}.log`).

### `secrets`

Manage the remote secrets in `/root/pb/{service}/.env`.

- `pb secrets list` prints every variable name (comments and empty lines are ignored).
- `pb secrets set KEY=VALUE [...]` adds or updates one or more key/value pairs while leaving the other file entries untouched.
- `pb secrets delete KEY [...]` removes the named entries.

## Deployment

Remember to point the domain configured in `pb.toml` at the server.