cli

Turing Pi CLI Tool

A command-line interface for controlling Turing Pi boards.

Installation

Download pre-built binaries

Download the appropriate binary for your platform from the Releases page.

Build from source

git clone https://github.com/davidroman0O/tpi.git
cd tpi/cli
go build

Usage

tpi [command] [flags]

Examples

# Power on node 1
tpi power on 1 --host=192.168.1.91

# Check power status
tpi power status --host=192.168.1.91

# Get information about the board
tpi info --host=192.168.1.91

# Set USB device mode for node 2
tpi usb device 2 --host=192.168.1.91

# Login and cache credentials
tpi auth login --host=192.168.1.91

Available Commands

• about - Display detailed information about the BMC daemon
• advanced - Configure advanced node modes (normal, MSD)
• auth - Manage authentication and token persistence
• eth - Configure the on-board Ethernet switch
• firmware - Upgrade the firmware of the BMC
• flash - Flash a given node with an OS image
• info - Print Turing Pi info
• power - Power on/off or reset specific nodes
• reboot - Reboot the BMC chip
• uart - Read or write over UART
• usb - Change the USB device/host configuration
• version - Print version information

Global Flags

• --host, -H - BMC hostname or IP address
• --user, -u - BMC username
• --password, -p - BMC password
• --api-version, -a - Force which version of the BMC API to use

Authentication

The CLI supports caching authentication tokens for convenience:

# Login and cache token
tpi auth login --host=192.168.1.91

# Check authentication status
tpi auth status

# Logout/clear token
tpi auth logout --host=192.168.1.91

License

Apache License 2.0