kongctl roar

Uses: kongctl
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Incompatible with
on-prem

Feel the Kong power!

Command usage

Usage:
  kongctl roar [flags]


Flags:
      --climber                 Print the static climber banner instead of the animation or fallback frame.
      --climber-art string      Climber banner art type; selecting a concrete art type skips animation. Use "auto" or one of: ascii, braille. (default "auto")
      --climber-width string    Climber banner width. Use "auto" or one of: 48, 88, 104, 120. (default "auto")
      --color string            Roar output color; animated and static banners use this as a whole-banner tint. Use "native", "off", "auto", a hex color (#RGB or #RRGGBB), or an ANSI color code (0-255). (default "native")
  -h, --help                    help for roar
      --location string         Animation location. Use one of: top-left, top, top-right, left, center, right, bottom-left, bottom, bottom-right. (default "top-left")
      --loops int               Number of animation loops to play when animation is supported. (default 2)
      --no-animate              Print a static frame instead of animating.
      --no-telemetry            Disable telemetry for this command invocation. Overrides config and env.
                                - Config path: [ telemetry.enabled ]
                                - Env var    : [ KONGCTL_NO_TELEMETRY ]
                                - Default    : [ false ]
      --text-id-format string   Configure UUID rendering in static text-table ID columns.
                                - Config path: [ text.id-format ]
                                - Allowed    : [ compact|full ]
                                - Default    : [ compact ]
      --text-layout string      Configure static text-table column selection.
                                - Config path: [ text.layout ]
                                - Allowed    : [ compact|auto|wide ]
                                - Default    : [ compact ]

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