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lullabot/robo-acquia
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A Robo task runner for the Acquia Cloud API.

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Robo Acquia Cloud API Task runner
=================================

[](#robo-acquia-cloud-api-task-runner)

This composer package integrates the [Robo](https://robo.li) task runner with the [Acquia Cloud API v2 PHP SDK](https://github.com/typhonius/acquia-php-sdk-v2/)to facilitate running Acquia CLI tasks either in Robo or Drush. If you aren't already using Robo or Drush and would like a command-line tool to interact with the Acquia Cloud API, it's recommended you use [acquia\_cli](https://github.com/typhonius/acquia_cli) instead.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

From your project's composer root directory, require this library:

```
$ composer require lullabot/robo-acquia

```

Usage in a Robofile.php
-----------------------

[](#usage-in-a-robofilephp)

First, generate an [Acquia Cloud API token](https://docs.acquia.com/acquia-cloud/develop/api/auth/). Once done, you should store that token in a secure place for retrieval in your command. For the purposes of this documentation, we will use the [robo.yml](https://robo.li/getting-started/#configuration)in our project root.

`./robo.yml`

```
acquia:
  key: 'd0697bfc-7f56-4942-9205-b5686bf5b3f5'
  secret: 'D5UfO/4FfNBWn4+0cUwpLOoFzfP7Qqib4AoY+wYGsKE='
```

You may want to specify a custom config yml and set appropriate permissions so that unpriveleged users cannot read the key / secret.

Then, in our RoboFile.php, we can add a new command to print out a list of tasks.

`./RoboFile.php`

```