vakna create: create a box
Note
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Verified against vakna 0.0.0-mock on · generated from the CLI's own definitions
vakna create: create a box; its name goes to stdout.
Synopsis
sh
vakna create [box]Flags
| Flag | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|
--format <format> |
text |
text, or json: one JSON object per line |
--json |
off |
the same as --format json |
-h, --help |
off |
this help |
Examples
Example
sh
vakna createprints created box-1 · started in 0.41s · cold boot
box-1
Exit code 0.
Another example
sh
box=$(vakna create) && vakna shell "$box" -- uname -aprints created box-1 · started in 0.41s · cold boot
ran uname -a · exit 0 0.40s
Exit code 0.
When it fails
sh
vakna create apiprints vakna: a box named api already exists
hint: vakna list
Exit code 1.
Exit codes
| Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 0 | ok |
| 1 | vakna failed; under shell, run, try or fork, the command in the box failed |
| 2 | usage: a missing argument, an unknown flag or command |
JSON output
With --format json (or --json) every line is one JSON object. v is the format's version; mocked marks numbers from the mock.
sh
vakna create --jsonprints {"v":1,"event":"created","box":"box-1","id":"sbx_eu1a_01JB83A1B2C3D4E5F6G7H8J9K0","ms":405,"from":"cold","mocked":true}
Errors
vakna: unknown command, unknown flag or missing argument: Runvakna <command> --helpand fix the command line it points to.vakna: a box named <box> already exists: Pick another name, or delete the old box withvakna delete <box>first.
--help
This page and the help text come from one definition.
Output
vakna create · create a box; its name goes to stdout
usage
vakna create [box]
flags
--format <format> text, or json: one JSON object per line (default: text)
--json the same as --format json (default: off)
-h, --help this help (default: off)
examples
vakna create
box=$(vakna create) && vakna shell "$box" -- uname -a
exit codes
0 ok
1 vakna failed; under shell, run, try or fork, the command in the box failed
2 usage: a missing argument, an unknown flag or command