Installing the TIBCO Cloud™ - Command Line Interface

After downloading the TIBCO Cloud™ - Command Line Interface (CLI) as described in Downloading TIBCO Cloud™ Integration Tools, perform the following steps to install it.

The downloaded TIBCO Cloud™ - Command Line Interface is customized for the user who downloaded it. The customization includes the username and other information to allow the CLI to work with TIBCO Cloud™ Integration services.

Activate your account before you use the CLI. See Registering a TIBCO Cloud™ Integration Account for more information.

Move the tibcli or tibcli.exe executable to a location on your local drive. For example, copy it to c:\tibcli\ (for Windows) or ~/tibcli/ (for Unix or macOS).
Note: The tibcli or tibcli.exe executable should not be in the same directory as the app you are pushing.
Add the directory to your path. For Linux/Mac:
1. Enter echo 'export PATH=$PATH:~/tibcli' >> $HOME/.profile.
2. Close and reopen your shell, or enter source $HOME/.profile.
For Windows:
1. Click Computer.
2. Click System properties, then click Advanced system settings.
3. Click Environment Variables.
4. Edit the PATH variable and add c:\tibcli\.
5. Click OK, then click OK.
For Unix or macOS systems, change the permissions of the tibcli executable as follows:
```
chmod 755 tibcli
```
Open a command prompt, and run the command:
```
tibcli --version
```
The command returns output similar to the following:
```
tibcli version 2.4.5 (build 123)
```

HTTP Proxy Configuration

If you are running behind an HTTP or HTTPS proxy, you must set the environment variable HTTP_PROXY or HTTPS_PROXY to the hostname or IP address of the proxy server before using the TIBCO Cloud™ - Command Line Interface.

For Linux and macOS:

export HTTP_PROXY=http://http_proxy:port/

export HTTPS_PROXY=https://http_proxy:port/

For Windows:

set HTTP_PROXY=http://http_proxy:port/

set HTTPS_PROXY=https://http_proxy:port/

Installing the TIBCO Cloud™ - Command Line Interface

HTTP Proxy Configuration

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