Just a few days ago, we announced our new command line client. We just did a new release, and are proud to announce that it learned a few new tricks.

These are the commands that shipped with today’s 1.1.0 release:

• console - opens up a pry console with the travis gem loaded, authentication taken care of, and all constants imported
• disable - disables a project, but why would you want that?
• enable - enables a project, now we’re talking
• encrypt - encrypts strings with the project’s public key
• endpoint - displays the API endpoint
• help - gives you more infos
• history - displays the project history, filter with --branch or --pull-request
• login - authenticates you
• logs - displays logs for a given job number
• open - opens the repository, a build or a job on Travis or GitHub
• raw - let’s you play with the API payloads directly
• restart - restarts a build or a job
• show - displays a build or a job
• status - displays the current project state, use -pqx for shell scripting galore
• sync - triggers a new sync between Travis CI and GitHub
• version - well… you know, the version
• whatsup - tells you what’s going on on Travis
• whoami - in case you forgot who you are (or want to check if you’re logged in)

Additionally, the underlying Ruby library has seen a lot of improvements, check out the documentation.

Now get excited and make things.