Command: init
Hands-on: Try the Fides: Get Started tutorials. For more in-depth details on the
init
command, check out the Initialize Fides Configuration tutorial.
The fides init
command initializes a working directory called .fides and automatically creates a default configuration file called fides.toml
using default values.
This is the first command that should run if you intend to configure Fides via a toml
file rather than via environment variables.
Both methods can be used simultaneously, but note that environment variables take precedence over the toml
file values. You can read more about How to configure Fides here.
Usage
Usage: fides init
This command creates the default .fides
directory and fides.toml
config file using default configuration values.
Running this command should result in output that resembles the following:
$ fides init
No config file found
Using default configuration values.
Loading config from: .fides/fides.toml
No config file found
Using default configuration values.
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Created a './.fides' directory.
Created a fides config file: ./.fides/fides.toml
To learn more about configuring fides, see:
https://docs.ethyca.com/fides/tutorials#getting-started
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Directory './.fides' already exists.
Configuration file already exists: ./.fides/fides.toml
To learn more about configuring fides, see:
https://docs.ethyca.com/fides/tutorials#getting-started
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