The Instruqt CLI helps you to create and manage labs.
$ instruqt lab --help
Create and manage labs
Usage:
instruqt lab [command]
Available Commands:
format Format the lab config at the given path
init Initialize a new lab from an example
validate Validate a local lab
Flags:
-h, --help help for lab
Use "instruqt lab [command] --help" for more information about a command.
Create a new lab
$ instruqt lab init --help
The init command creates a new lab from an example.
Usage:
instruqt lab init [flags]
Flags:
-h, --help help for init
The init command will initialize a new lab. You can pick an example to start from. It will then download the example to you local system.
$ instruqt lab init
==> Initializing lab from example
Lab title
The title of the lab, e.g. 'Introduction to Kubernetes'
> My first lab
Target directory
Local directory where to create the lab
> my-first-lab/
┃ Pick an example to start from:
┃ > Container Terminal
┃ Container Service
┃ Quiz
┃ Task
Create lab?
Yes No
==> Downloading example lab to: my-first-lab/
my-first-lab/
├── instructions/
│ └── page.md
├── content.hcl
├── layouts.hcl
├── main.hcl
├── page.md
├── sandbox.hcl
└── tabs.hcl
Validate lab configuration
$ instruqt lab validate --help
The validate command checks the local lab config.
Path defaults to the current directory.
Usage:
instruqt lab validate [path] [flags]
Flags:
-h, --help help for validate
The validate command can be used to check whether the lab configuration is valid. It will check for:
Valid configuration syntax
Required parameters
References to resources
Format lab config files
$ instruqt lab format --help
The format command formats the lab config at the given path.
If no path is given, it defaults to the current directory.
Usage:
instruqt lab format [file | path] [flags]
Aliases:
format, fmt
Flags:
-h, --help help for format
The format command can be used to apply standardized formatting to all lab configuration files.