# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/thaitype/dynia.git
cd dynia

# Install dependencies
pnpm install

# Build the project
pnpm build

# Navigate to example directory
cd examples/basic

# Cloud Provider Configuration (DigitalOcean)
DYNIA_DO_TOKEN=dop_v1_your_digitalocean_token_here

# DNS Provider Configuration (Cloudflare)
DYNIA_CF_TOKEN=your_cloudflare_api_token_here
DYNIA_CF_ZONE_ID=your_cloudflare_zone_id_here

# SSH Key Configuration
DYNIA_SSH_KEY_ID=your_ssh_key_id_here

# Create SSH key with default name 'dynia'
pnpm dynia ssh create

# Create SSH key with custom name
pnpm dynia ssh create --key-name myproject

# Recreate existing SSH key
pnpm dynia ssh create --force

# Create key and display environment variable
pnpm dynia ssh create --output-env

# Show all SSH keys in your DigitalOcean account
pnpm dynia ssh list

# Create a new HA cluster (starts with 1 node)
pnpm dynia cluster create-ha --name myapp --base-domain example.com

# Create cluster in specific region
pnpm dynia cluster create-ha --name webapp --base-domain mydomain.com --region sgp1 --size s-2vcpu-2gb

# Show all clusters
pnpm dynia cluster list

# Prepare all nodes in cluster
pnpm dynia cluster prepare myapp

# Force re-preparation of all nodes
pnpm dynia cluster prepare myapp --force

# Prepare nodes in parallel (faster)
pnpm dynia cluster prepare myapp --parallel

# Check cluster health only
pnpm dynia cluster repair-ha myapp --check-only

# Repair cluster infrastructure
pnpm dynia cluster repair-ha myapp --force

# Destroy cluster with confirmation prompt
pnpm dynia cluster destroy myapp

# Force destroy without confirmation
pnpm dynia cluster destroy myapp --confirm

# Add one node to cluster
pnpm dynia cluster node add --cluster myapp

# Add multiple nodes
pnpm dynia cluster node add --cluster myapp --count 3

# Show all nodes in a cluster
pnpm dynia cluster node list --cluster myapp

# Prepare specific node infrastructure
pnpm dynia cluster node prepare --cluster myapp --node brave-panda

# Force re-preparation of node
pnpm dynia cluster node prepare --cluster myapp --node brave-panda --force

# Make a node active (move Reserved IP)
pnpm dynia cluster node activate --cluster myapp --node misty-owl

# Remove node with confirmation prompt
pnpm dynia cluster node remove --cluster myapp --node brave-panda

# Force remove without confirmation
pnpm dynia cluster node remove --cluster myapp --node brave-panda --confirm

# Show all Reserved IPs and their assignment status
pnpm dynia cluster reserved-ip list

# Filter by region
pnpm dynia cluster reserved-ip list --region nyc3

# Show only unassigned IPs
pnpm dynia cluster reserved-ip list --status unassigned

# Assign Reserved IP to specific node
pnpm dynia cluster reserved-ip assign --cluster myapp --node brave-panda

# Deploy placeholder service for testing
pnpm dynia cluster deployment create --name myapp --placeholder

# Deploy custom application with domain
pnpm dynia cluster deployment create --name myapp --compose ./app.yml --domain myapp-api.example.com

# Deploy with custom health check path
pnpm dynia cluster deployment create --name myapp --compose ./app.yml --domain myapp-web.example.com --health-path /health

# Create a single node (legacy mode)
pnpm dynia node create --name webserver

# Create numbered node
pnpm dynia node create --name api --number 1

# Create node with custom health check path
pnpm dynia node create --name app --health-path /health

# Show all single nodes and their status
pnpm dynia node list

# Check node status only
pnpm dynia node repair webserver --check-only

# Repair node with confirmation prompt
pnpm dynia node repair webserver

# Force repair without confirmation
pnpm dynia node repair webserver --force

# Step 1: Create and upload SSH key to DigitalOcean
pnpm dynia ssh create --output-env

# Step 2: Copy the DYNIA_SSH_KEY_ID to your .env file
echo "DYNIA_SSH_KEY_ID=12345678" >> .env

# Step 3: Create your first HA cluster
pnpm dynia cluster create-ha --name myapp --base-domain example.com

# Step 4: Verify cluster creation
pnpm dynia cluster list
pnpm dynia cluster node list --cluster myapp

# Your cluster is now accessible at the Reserved IP
# You can deploy services to: https://yourservice.example.com

# Add additional nodes for high availability
pnpm dynia cluster node add --cluster myapp --count 2

# Verify all nodes are healthy
pnpm dynia cluster node list --cluster myapp

# Test failover by activating a different node
pnpm dynia cluster node activate --cluster myapp --node misty-owl

# Deploy a test service across the cluster
pnpm dynia cluster deployment create --name myapp --placeholder

# Deploy your application to the cluster
pnpm dynia cluster deployment create --name myapp --compose ./docker-compose.yml --domain myapp-api.example.com

# The service will be accessible at: https://myapp-api.example.com
# Traffic will be routed to the active node automatically
# Note: Use single-level subdomains for SSL compatibility

# Check overall cluster health
pnpm dynia cluster repair-ha myapp --check-only

# Check individual node health
pnpm dynia cluster node list --cluster myapp

# View Reserved IP assignments
pnpm dynia cluster reserved-ip list

# Test failover by switching active nodes
pnpm dynia cluster node activate --cluster myapp --node misty-owl

# Verify the Reserved IP moved to the new node
pnpm dynia cluster reserved-ip list

# Scale up: Add more nodes for redundancy
pnpm dynia cluster node add --cluster myapp --count 2

# Scale down: Remove unnecessary nodes
pnpm dynia cluster node remove --cluster myapp --node brave-panda --confirm

# Rebalance: Prepare all nodes after scaling
pnpm dynia cluster prepare myapp

# Custom DigitalOcean region (default: nyc3)  
DYNIA_DO_REGION=sfo3

# Custom droplet size (default: s-1vcpu-1gb)
DYNIA_DO_SIZE=s-2vcpu-2gb

# Enable verbose logging for any command
pnpm dynia cluster create-ha --name debug-cluster --base-domain example.com --verbose

# Dry run mode (test without actual changes)
pnpm dynia cluster node add --cluster myapp --dry-run