CLI Commands

portpilot init              # Download mkcert, install CA, generate SSL certs
portpilot init --tld dev    # Initialize with custom TLD (e.g., .dev instead of .test)
portpilot status            # Show config, SSL status, proxy status
portpilot sync              # Sync hosts file with registered projects

portpilot config              # View current configuration
portpilot config --tld dev    # Change TLD to .dev (run sync afterward)
portpilot config --allow-dots # Allow dots in project names (e.g., emojicopy.com)
portpilot config --no-allow-dots  # Disallow dots in project names (default)

portpilot add [name]                    # Register current directory
portpilot add myapp -p /path/to/project # Register specific path
portpilot add myapp --port 4000         # Use a specific port
portpilot add myapp -c "custom command" # Use custom dev command
portpilot remove <name|id>              # Unregister project (alias: rm)
portpilot list                          # Show all projects with ID and status (alias: ls)

portpilot start [name|id]      # Run dev server (foreground, shows logs)
portpilot start [name|id] -d   # Run in background (detached)
portpilot start --all -d       # Start all projects in background
portpilot stop [name|id]       # Stop server
portpilot stop --all           # Stop all servers
portpilot restart [name|id]    # Restart server
portpilot restart [name|id] -d # Restart in background

portpilot start 4              # Start project with ID 4
portpilot stop triton          # Stop project named "triton"

portpilot logs [name|id]       # View logs (background processes)
portpilot logs [name|id] -f    # Follow logs live (like tail -f)
portpilot logs [name|id] -n 100 # Show last 100 lines
portpilot logs [name|id] --clear # Clear log file

portpilot proxy             # Run proxy in foreground
portpilot proxy -d          # Run proxy in background (daemon)
portpilot proxy stop        # Stop background proxy
portpilot proxy status      # Check if proxy is running
portpilot proxy logs        # View proxy logs
portpilot proxy --https-redirect  # Force HTTP to HTTPS redirect

portpilot open [name|id]       # Open in browser (uses HTTPS if available)
portpilot open [name|id] -s    # Force HTTPS

cd ~/projects/my-app
portpilot start    # Starts my-app
portpilot stop     # Stops my-app
portpilot restart  # Restarts my-app
portpilot logs     # Shows my-app logs
portpilot open     # Opens my-app in browser