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Command-line tool for reporting on specific attributes of a Heroku environment.

Project description

Heroku-audit

Command-line tool for reporting on specific attributes of a Heroku environment.

Components

  • Apps
  • Users
  • Environment Variables
  • Heroku Postgres
  • Heroku Data for Redis

Installation

$ pip install heroku-audit

Alternatively, you can download the pre-compiled binary from the releases.

Usage

Note: See heroku-audit --help for further details.

Authentication is handled through the $HEROKU_API_KEY environment variable, which must be set to a valid Heroku API key. Alternatively, you can create a config.env file in the config directory (heroku-audit --show-config-dir).

Each components is its own sub-command, containing a number of pre-made reports. heroku-audit --list will list all available commands.

To audit for a single team, add --team=<team>.

Output Format

By default, a pretty table is output, for easy consumption by humans. --format can be specified to all commands to change the format:

  • table (Default)
  • csv
  • json

Progress output is automatically removed when running non-interactively.

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