How to use Remote Development

1. Run the Bunnyshell CLI:

bunnyshell-cli remote-development start

2. Select the Organization where you will perform the development

bunnyshell-cli remote-development start
Use the arrow keys to navigate: ↓ ↑ → ←
? Select organization:
  ▸ ORGANIZATION_1
    ORGANIZATION_2

3. Select the project that contains the environment:

bunnyshell-cli remote-development start
✔ ORGANIZATION_1
Use the arrow keys to navigate: ↓ ↑ → ←
? Select project:
  ▸ PROJECT_1
    PROJECT_2

4. Select the environment that contains the pod for which you want to open a remote development session:

bunnyshell-cli remote-development start
✔ ORGANIZATION_1
✔ PROJECT_1
Use the arrow keys to navigate: ↓ ↑ → ←
? Select environment:
  ▸ ENV_1
    ENV_2

5. Select the component:

bunnyshell-cli remote-development start
✔ ORGANIZATION_1
✔ YOUR_PROJECT
✔ ENV_1
Use the arrow keys to navigate: ↓ ↑ → ←
? Select component:
  ▸ backend
    frontend

6. Choose the local Sync folder. This can be the location where you cloned the repository. Alternatively, if your repository is a monorepo, the sync path might be a subpath inside it.

Make sure you replace /path/to/your/local-code with the location of your Sync folder.

bunnyshell-cli remote-development start
✔ ORGANIZATION_1
✔ YOUR_PROJECT
✔ ENV_1
✔ backend
✔ Sync folder: /path/to/your/local-code

7. If all goes well, the SSH connection with the pod is established:

bunnyshell-cli remote-development start
✔ ORGANIZATION_1
✔ YOUR_PROJECT
✔ ENV_1
✔ backend
Sync folder: /Users/[USER]/Repos/[demo-repo]
\ Waiting for pod to be ready for remote development
root@backend-1234a5bc6-d7ef8:/usr/src/app/backend#