Addigy CLI is a command line tool to run Addigy-related commands from the terminal.
To install, run the following command in the terminal:
bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dsrosen6/addigy-cli/refs/heads/main/scripts/install.sh)"
Starts an Addigy policy run. Must be run as root (sudo).
Without flags, it will only let you know the policy run has started.
- You want to start a policy run without waiting for the next scheduled run.
- You want confirmation that the policy run has started and finished (with verbose or spinner flags).
- You just deployed a new software item and want to make sure it runs ASAP on this specific Mac.
addigy run [flags]
-s, --spinner: run the policy with a spinner. Cannot be used with --verbose.
-v, --verbose: run the policy with full verbose output. Cannot be used with --spinner.
Resets all Addigy policy progress. Must be run as root (sudo).
- You want Addigy to re-run any "run once" software items (those without condition scripts).
- There are software items that are stuck in a pending state which won't change after a policy run.
addigy reset [flags]
-h, --help: help for reset
Starts an Addigy software item installation. Must be run as root (sudo).
To get the software item ID, navigate to the edit page for the software item in the Addigy web console.
In the URL, the ID is everything after "edit/".
- You want to install a software item from the command line instead of from the Addigy web console.
- For installation from within another script or automation.
addigy install [id]
-h, --help: help for install
-s, --spinner: install the software with a spinner instead of full output