v0.0.2

Release v0.0.2

✨ Features

1. Add Applications and Environments
   Add a new application along with its environments using the application add command. Users can add environments at the time of application creation or can be added later using environment add command.

   zop application add -name=new-app

2. List Applications with it's environments
   Display a comprehensive list of all applications and their environments using the application list command:

   zop application list

   Example output:

   1. app 
          dev > stage > prod 
   2. MyApp 
          qa > staging
   

3. Add Environments to Applications
   Add new environments to user applications easily using the environment add command, the command prompts user to select from a list of application and then add environments in ascending order of level.

   zop environment add

4. List Environments for Applications
   View all the environments associated with a specific application using the environments list command:

   zop environments list

   Example output:

   Name     |Level    |CreatedAt             |UpdatedAt
   dev      |1        |2024-12-17T05:34:55Z  |2024-12-17T05:34:55Z
   stage    |2        |2024-12-17T05:34:55Z  |2024-12-17T05:34:55Z
   prod     |3        |2024-12-17T05:34:55Z  |2024-12-17T05:34:55Z
   

5. Select Existing Resources for Deployment
   Add resources to users application environments by selecting from existing ones. Use the deployment add command. This command prompts users to select the cloud account for the deployment space and application envrionment from a list and then all possible options to assign a deployment space to the env.

   zop deployment add

   Example usage:

   zop deployment add

🛠️ Fixes

1. Cloud Account Name Validation
   Added a check to validate cloud account names before printing to avoid errors.

2. Field Update
   Changed the order field to level for better clarity and functionality.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/zopdev/zop-cli/commits/v0.0.2

v0.0.1

Release v0.0.1

✨ Features

1. Add your GCP cloud accounts present on local systems using the ' cloud import` command. This command reads all the cloud accounts on the system that are logged in using gcloud cli to the .

zop cloud import

2. Display the cloud accounts successfully imported on the zop-api, in a table format using the cloud list command.

zop cloud list

Example output:

Full Changelog: https://github.com/zopdev/zop-cli/commits/v0.0.1