`fauna add-endpoint`

Adds an endpoint to the .fauna-shell configuration file.

This command is deprecated. Use fauna endpoint add instead.

Syntax

fauna add-endpoint <NAME> [-y | --no-input] [--secret <value>]
[--set-default] [--url <value>]

Description

The add-endpoint command adds an endpoint to the .fauna-shell configuration file. If you don’t provide a URL or secret, you’re prompted for them, and they are written to the configuration file.

fauna cloud-login is the preferred way to add an endpoint. Use fauna endpoint add to add a non-standard endpoint, such as when using the Fauna Dev Docker image.

Arguments

Argument Description

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Endpoint name.

<NAME>

Endpoint name.

Options

Option Description

Option	Description
`-y`, `--no-input`	Disables interaction
`--secret`	Authentication secret. Overrides the secret in `.fauna-shell`. Use a scoped key to interact with a child database using a parent database’s admin key. For example, with a parent database’s admin key secret of `fn123`, you can access a child database by appending the child database name and role: `fn123:childDB:admin`.
`--set-default`	Sets this environment as the default
`--url`	Database URL

-y, --no-input

Disables interaction

--secret

Authentication secret. Overrides the secret in .fauna-shell.

Use a scoped key to interact with a child database using a parent database’s admin key.

For example, with a parent database’s admin key secret of fn123, you can access a child database by appending the child database name and role: fn123:childDB:admin.

--set-default

Sets this environment as the default

--url

Database URL

Aliases

fauna add-endpoint

Examples

fauna endpoint add

fauna endpoint add localhost --url http://localhost:8443/ --key secret

fauna endpoint add localhost --set-default

fauna add-endpoint