xbp 10.15.0

XBP is a zero-config build pack that can also interact with proxies, kafka, sockets, synthetic monitors.
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---

title: CLI Reference

description: Complete reference for all XBP CLI commands

---


# CLI Reference


Complete reference for all XBP commands, options, and flags.


## Global Options


Available for all commands:


### `--debug`

Enable debug mode with verbose output.


```bash

xbp --debug diag

```


### `-l, --list`

List PM2 processes (shorthand).


```bash

xbp -l

```


### `-p, --port <PORT>`

Filter by port number (for ports command).


```bash

xbp -p 3000

```


## Commands


### Diagnostics


#### `xbp diag`

System diagnostics and health checks.


```bash

xbp diag [--nginx] [--ports <PORTS>] [--no-speed-test]

```


**Options:**

- `--nginx` - Check only Nginx

- `--ports <PORTS>` - Check specific ports (comma-separated)
- `--no-speed-test` - Skip internet speed test


[Full Documentation](/docs/commands/diag)

### Monitoring


#### `xbp monitor check`

Run single health check.


```bash

xbp monitor check

```


#### `xbp monitor start`

Start monitoring daemon.


```bash

xbp monitor start

```


[Full Documentation](/docs/commands/monitor)

### Logging


#### `xbp tail`

Tail log files.


```bash

xbp tail [--kafka] [--ship]

```


**Options:**

- `--kafka` - Tail from Kafka topic

- `--ship` - Ship logs to Kafka


[Full Documentation](/docs/commands/tail)

### Port Management


#### `xbp ports`

List and manage network ports.


```bash

xbp ports [-p <PORT>] [--kill] [-n] [--no-local]

```


**Options:**

- `-p, --port <PORT>` - Filter by port

- `--kill` - Kill processes on port

- `-n, --nginx` - Show only Nginx ports

- `--no-local` - Exclude connections where LocalAddr equals RemoteAddr


[Full Documentation](/docs/commands/ports)

### Service Management


#### `xbp services`

List all services.


```bash

xbp services

```


#### `xbp service <COMMAND> <NAME>`

Run service command.


```bash

xbp service build api

xbp service install frontend

xbp service start worker

xbp service dev api

```


**Commands:**

- `build` - Build the service

- `install` - Install dependencies

- `start` - Start the service

- `dev` - Run in development mode

- `stop` - Stop the service


### Deployment


#### `xbp redeploy [SERVICE]`

Redeploy services.


```bash

xbp redeploy           # All services

xbp redeploy api       # Specific service

```


#### `xbp redeploy-v2`

Remote deployment.


```bash

xbp redeploy-v2 -u <USER> -h <HOST> -d <DIR> [-p <PASSWORD>]

```


**Options:**

- `-u, --username <USER>` - SSH username

- `-h, --host <HOST>` - SSH host

- `-d, --project-dir <DIR>` - Project directory

- `-p, --password <PASSWORD>` - SSH password (optional)

### Nginx Management


#### `xbp nginx setup`

Setup reverse proxy.


```bash

xbp nginx setup --domain <DOMAIN> --port <PORT>
```


**Options:**

- `-d, --domain <DOMAIN>` - Domain name

- `-p, --port <PORT>` - Port to proxy to


#### `xbp nginx list`

List Nginx configurations.


```bash

xbp nginx list

```


#### `xbp nginx update`

Update Nginx configuration.


```bash

xbp nginx update --domain <DOMAIN> --port <PORT>
```


### PM2 Management


#### `xbp list`

List PM2 processes.


```bash

xbp list

```


#### `xbp logs [PROJECT]`

View service logs. With the `docker` feature enabled, `PROJECT` may be a Docker container name or ID prefix; matching containers stream via `docker logs -f` (sudo fallback). Otherwise PM2 logs are shown.


```bash

xbp logs              # All logs (PM2)

xbp logs api          # PM2 service or Docker container named "api"

```


**Options:**

- `--ssh-host <HOST>` - SSH host to stream remote logs from.

- `--ssh-username <USER>` - SSH username for the remote server.

- `--ssh-password <PASSWORD>` - SSH password for the remote server.


### Utilities


#### `xbp config`

View configuration.


```bash

xbp config

```


#### `xbp setup`

Initial setup.


```bash

xbp setup

```


#### `xbp curl <URL>`

Make HTTP request.


```bash

xbp curl https://api.example.com/health

```


#### `xbp install <PACKAGE>`

Install package.


```bash

xbp install docker

xbp install nginx

xbp install grafana

```


#### `xbp generate systemd`

Generate systemd service units from the current `.xbp/xbp.yaml`.


```bash

xbp generate systemd [--service <SERVICE>] [--output-dir /etc/systemd/system]

```


**Options:**

- `--service <SERVICE>` - Only emit the unit for a single service name.

- `--output-dir <DIR>` - Write units to a custom directory (default `/etc/systemd/system`).


> Running this command on Linux usually requires root privileges when targeting `/etc/systemd/system`. Review the generated files before enabling them with `systemctl daemon-reload` and `systemctl enable`.


## Command Chaining


### Sequential Execution


```bash

xbp diag && xbp service build api && xbp service start api

```


### Conditional Execution


```bash

xbp monitor check || echo "Health check failed"

```


### Background Execution


```bash

xbp monitor start &
xbp tail --ship &
```


## Environment Variables


### `PORT_XBP_API`

Start XBP in API mode.


```bash

export PORT_XBP_API=8080

xbp

```


### `RUST_LOG`

Set logging level.


```bash

export RUST_LOG=debug

xbp diag

```


### `XBP_DEBUG`

Enable debug mode.


```bash

export XBP_DEBUG=1

xbp services

```


## Exit Codes


- `0` - Success

- `1` - General error

- `2` - Configuration error

- `3` - Network error

- `4` - Service error


## Output Formats


### Standard Output


```
[component] message

```


### Success


```
[component]  Success message

```


### Warning


```
[component]  Warning message

```


### Error


```
[component]  Error message

```


## Piping and Redirection


### Save Output


```bash

xbp diag > diagnostics.txt

```


### Append to File


```bash

xbp monitor check >> health-checks.log

```


### Filter Output


```bash

xbp tail | grep ERROR

```


### Count Lines


```bash

xbp ports | wc -l

```


## Scripting Examples


### Bash Script


```bash

#!/bin/bash


# Health check script

if xbp monitor check; then
    echo "Service is healthy"

    exit 0

else
    echo "Service is down"

    xbp service start api

    exit 1

fi

```


### Python Script


```python

import subprocess

import sys


result = subprocess.run(['xbp', 'monitor', 'check'], 

                       capture_output=True)
if result.returncode == 0:

    print("Health check passed")
else:

    print("Health check failed")
    sys.exit(1)
```


### Node.js Script


```javascript

const { exec } = require('child_process');

exec('xbp monitor check', (error, stdout, stderr) => {
  if (error) {
    console.error('Health check failed');
    process.exit(1);
  }
  console.log('Health check passed');
});
```


## Aliases


Create shortcuts for common commands:


```bash

# Add to ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc

alias xd='xbp diag'

alias xm='xbp monitor check'

alias xl='xbp tail'

alias xp='xbp ports'

alias xs='xbp services'

```


## Tab Completion


### Bash


```bash

# Add to ~/.bashrc

eval "$(xbp --completion bash)"

```


### Zsh


```bash

# Add to ~/.zshrc

eval "$(xbp --completion zsh)"

```


### Fish


```bash

# Add to ~/.config/fish/config.fish

xbp --completion fish | source

```


## Tips and Tricks


1. **Use `--debug`** for troubleshooting

2. **Pipe to `jq`** for JSON formatting

3. **Combine with `watch`** for monitoring

4. **Use `&&` and `||`** for conditional execution

5. **Create aliases** for frequent commands

6. **Save output** for later analysis

7. **Use environment variables** for configuration


## Common Workflows


### Development


```bash

# Start development

xbp diag

xbp service dev api

xbp tail

```


### Deployment


```bash

# Deploy to production

xbp diag

xbp service build api

xbp service start api

xbp monitor start

```


### Troubleshooting


```bash

# Debug issues

xbp diag --debug

xbp ports -p 3000

xbp logs api

xbp monitor check

```


### Monitoring


```bash

# Set up monitoring

xbp monitor start &
xbp tail --ship &
watch xbp ports

```


## See Also


- [Configuration Guide](/docs/configuration)
- [Installation Guide](/docs/installation)
- [Command Documentation](/docs/commands/diag)
- [Guides](/docs/guides/monitoring)