siliconflow/siliconcloud-cli

siliconflow/siliconcloud-cli

Description: develop cli for siliconcloud

Language: Go

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Created: 2024-09-05T09:29:40Z

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README: Silicon Cloud CLI

The Silicon Cloud CLI is an open source tool, you can get the latest version from GitHub.

Introduction

The Silicon Cloud CLI is a command line tool for managing your files on silicon cloud. It provides an easy way to upload, and manage your silicon cloud files.

CLI Releases

All releases please click here.

Installation

SiliconCloud-CLI is available on Linux, macOS and Windows platforms. Binaries for Linux, Windows and Mac are available as tarballs in the release page.

• Linux

VERSION=0.1.0
tar -xzvf siliconcloud-cli-linux-$VERSION-amd64.tar.gz
install siliconcloud /usr/local/bin

• Via a GO install

# NOTE: The dev version will be in effect!
go install github.com/siliconflow/siliconcloud-cli@latest

Building From Source

SiliconCloud-CLI is currently using GO v1.22.X or above. In order to build it from source you must:

1. Clone the repo 2. Build and run the executable

make build && ./execs/siliconcloud

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Quick start

Login

The Silicon Cloud CLI uses api-keys to authenticate client. To login your machine, run the following CLI:

# if you have an environment variable SF_API_KEY set with your api key
siliconcloud login
# or using an option --key,-k
siliconcloud login -k $SF_API_KEY

Logout

To logout your machine, run the following CLI:

siliconcloud logout

Upload files

To upload files to the silicon cloud, run the following CLI:

siliconcloud upload -n mymodel -t bizyair/checkpoint -p /local/path/directory-or-file

You can specify overwrite flag to overwrite the model if it already exists in the silicon cloud.

siliconcloud upload -n mymodel -t bizyair/checkpoint -p /local/path/directory-or-file --overwrite

You can specify model name, model type and path to upload by using the -n, -t and -p flags respectively.

View Models

To view all your models in the silicon cloud, run the following CLI:

siliconcloud model ls -t bizyair/checkpoint

You must specify model type by using the -t flag.

You can specify public flag --public to view all public models in the silicon cloud. By default it will show only your private models.

### View Model Files
To view all files in a model, run the following CLI:

siliconcloud model ls-files -n mymodel -t bizyair/checkpoint

You can specify public flag `--public` to view all public model files in the silicon cloud. By default, it will show only your private model files.

If you want to see the files in a model in tree view, run the following CLI:

siliconcloud model ls-files -n mymodel -t bizyair/checkpoint --tree

You must specify model name and model type by using the `-n` and `-t` flags respectively.

### Remove Model
To remove model from the silicon cloud, run the following CLI:

siliconcloud model rm -n mymodel -t checkpoint

You must specify model name and model type by using the `-n` and `-t` flags respectively.