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# Digibeectl syntax

Digibeectl uses the GET and SET commands so that you can easily configure your customer. The information is automatically saved in a configuration file, which uses the format below with the following commands:

```
digibeectl [command] [subcommand | resource] [flags]
```

* `command:` specifies the operation that you want to perform on one or more resources. For example **completion**, **config**, **create**, **delete**, **get**, **help**, **info**, **set**, **update**, **version**.
* `subcommand:` specifies a specific action or category within a command that further refines the operation. For example, in the config command, you might have subcommands like **set**, **get**, **view**, **list**, **use**, **delete**.
* `resource:` specifies resource to be accessed. For example api-mgmt-credentials, api-mgmt-url, config, deployment, deployment-history, pipeline.
* `flags:` specifies optional flags. For example, you can use the -e or --environment to filter deployments by environment (default "test").


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