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A phidata template creates a Workspace, which is just an umbrella term for your codebase.

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Create new workspace

Run phi ws create to create a new workspace using a phidata template 
phi ws create

phi will ask for a workspace template and name if not provided.

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Setup existing workspace

Run phi ws setup to setup an existing directory as a phidata workspace 
phi ws setup

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Start workspace

Run phi ws up to create workspace resources 
phi ws up

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Stop workspace

Run phi ws down to delete workspace resources 
phi ws down

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Patch workspace

Run phi ws patch to update workspace resources 
phi ws patch

The patch command in under development for some resources. Use restart if needed

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Restart workspace

Run phi ws restart to stop resources and start them again 
phi ws restart

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Command Options

Run phi ws up --help to view all options

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Environment (--env)

Use the --env or -e flag to filter the environment (dev/prd) 
phi ws up --env dev

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Infra (--infra)

Use the --infra or -i flag to filter the infra (docker/aws/k8s) 
phi ws up --infra docker

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Group (--group)

Use the --group or -g flag to filter by resource group. 
phi ws up --group app

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Name (--name)

Use the --name or -n flag to filter by resource name 
phi ws up --name app

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Type (--type)

Use the --type or -t flag to filter by resource type. 
phi ws up --type container

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Dry Run (--dry-run)

The --dry-run or -dr flag can be used to dry-run the command. phi ws up -dr will only print resources, not create them. 
phi ws up --dry-run

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Show Debug logs (--debug)

Use the --debug or -d flag to show debug logs. 
phi ws up -d

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Force recreate images & containers (-f)

Use the --force or -f flag to force recreate images & containers 
phi ws up -f