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Seeker CLI Help Documentation ​

This documentation provides instructions for using the Seeker CLI script, which manages Docker Compose environments for development, staging, and production.

Usage ​

Run the script using pnpm followed by the desired command. For example:

sh
pnpm run seeker:reset-dev

Commands ​

start ​

Starts the production environment. This will bring down any existing services, create Docker volumes, and start the services with the production Docker Compose files.

sh
pnpm run seeker:start

stop ​

Stops all running services by bringing down the Docker Compose services.

sh
pnpm run seeker:stop

reset ​

Resets the production environment by bringing down existing services, removing non-persistent volumes, and restarting the services.

sh
pnpm run seeker:reset

dev ​

Sets up the development environment by creating Docker volumes and starting the services with the development Docker Compose files.

sh
pnpm run seeker:start-dev

reset_dev ​

Resets the development environment by bringing down existing services, removing non-persistent volumes, and setting up the development environment again.

sh
pnpm run seeker:reset-dev

start-staging ​

Starts the staging environment. This will bring down any existing services, create Docker volumes, and start the services with the staging Docker Compose files.

sh
pnpm run seeker:start-staging

clean ​

Cleans up unused Docker resources such as containers, images, and volumes.

sh
pnpm run seeker:clean

help ​

Displays the help message with usage instructions for the script.

sh
pnpm run seeker:help

Additional Information ​

Persistent Volumes ​

The following volumes are considered persistent and should not be brought down:

  • ollama

Resettable Volumes ​

The following volumes can be reset:

  • seeker
  • seeker_db
  • redis_data

Development Services ​

The following services are used in the development environment:

  • postgres
  • hasura
  • mailhog
  • open-webui
  • flowise
  • redis

Cleaning Data Folders ​

The script can also delete specific data folders using rimraf. The folders are:

  • ./.data/thumbnails
  • ./.data/gallery
  • ./.data/tmp
  • ./.data/logs
  • ./.data/video-thumbnails

For more detailed instructions or if you encounter any issues, refer to the source code or contact the development team.