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Declares a new MLEM Object metafile from config args and config files.
usage: mlem declare [options] object_type [subtype] path
arguments:
OBJECT_TYPE Type of metafile to declare [required]
[SUBTYPE] Subtype of MLEM object [default: ]
PATH Where to save object [required]
.mlem
metafiles can be created for
MLEM Objects using this command.
This is particularly useful for configuring environments and deployments.
Each MLEM Object, along with its subtype (which represents a particular
implementation), will accept different configuration arguments. The list of
configuration arguments per type can be fetched by running the
mlem types
command. For an example output,
check out the last example here
-c, --conf TEXT
: Values for object fields in format
field.nested.name=value
-p, --project TEXT
: Path to MLEM project [default: (none)]-e, --external
: Save result not in .mlem, but directly in project--index / --no-index
: Whether to index output in .mlem directory-h, --help
: Show this message and exit.Declare an environment object metafile with a config key:
# Fetch all available config args for a heroku env
$ mlem types env heroku
[not required] api_key: str = None
# Declare the heroku env
$ mlem declare env heroku production --conf api_key="mlem_heroku_staging"
💾 Saving env to .mlem/env/staging.mlem
# Print the contents of the new heroku env metafile
$ cat .mlem/env/staging.mlem
api_key: mlem_heroku_staging
object_type: env
type: heroku