Termius CLI

Important: Termius CLI has been deprecated.

The Termius CLI (command line interface) utility provides a method of interacting with Termius outside of the application itself. It is written in Python and can be installed on Linux, macOS, or Windows (via Windows Subsystem for Linux or Cygwin).

You can also use this utility to import, export, backup, and sync your SSH configuration on your machine to your Termius.com account. Using this functionality allows you to keep your SSH configuration in sync with Termius, providing maximum integration for software and tools that require OpenSSH.

Installation

Usage

Demonstration

Please watch this demonstration video for usage examples.

Init

termius init

Login

Allows you to login to your Termius.com account.

termius login

Pull

Pull your data from Termius.com (requires login first).

termius pull

Push

Push your data to Termius.com (requires login first).

termius login

Create a Host

This function allows you to create a host. You must run push afterward to sync to your Termius.com account.

termius host --address localhost --label myhost

Import Hosts from Config

Use this to import your ~/.ssh/config file to your Termius.com account.

termius import-ssh-config

If you wish to have Termius ignore a particular host entry in your SSH configuration, you may add the comment termius:ignore in the host definition.

For example, this entry:

Host my-host
# termius:ignore
HostName example.com
User my-user

Will not be imported.

Export Hosts to SSH

Export (or backup) your Termius.com settings into an OpenSSH-compatible config file.

termius export-ssh-config

The resulting file will be created in ./termius/sshconfig.

Connect to a Host

Connect to a host as defined in your Termius.com account.

termius connect myhost

Termius CLI Utility Source

Check out the Termius CLI utility source code and documentation on GitHub.