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 An opinionated Laravel Forge CLI tool.
 
-## Installation
+## Documentation
 
-```sh
-git clone https://github.com/beyondcode/forge-cli.git # clone repo to a local folder
-cd forge-cli # change into the created directory
-composer install # install dependencies
-```
-
-You can then use it from this folder like so:
-
-```sh
-./forge-cli login
-```
-
-Or make sure this folder is in your `$PATH`, by adding the full path of the `forge-cli` folder to the `$PATH` variable in your `.bashrc` / `.bash_profile` etc.
-
-### Update
-
-```sh
-git pull # sync with the latest code
-composer update # update dependencies
-```
-
-## Usage
-
-Use `forge login` to create a Forge API Token that will be used for future API requests.
-
-To link an existing project with Laravel Forge, call `forge init {environment}`.
-This command can also create a new site on Forge if you want.
-
-## Multiple environments
-
-To store and manage the configuration of multiple environments, such as staging, dev and production, you can pass the environment to all Forge CLI commands.
-It always defaults to `production`:
-
-```
-forge init staging
-forge env:pull dev
-forge env:push dev
-# etc.
-``` 
-
-## env files
-
-You can pull down the environment file that is currently used on Forge using `forge env:pull`.
-This will write a file called `.env.forge.[environment]`.
-
-To push this file to Forge again, call `forge env:push`.
-
-## nginx config
-
-You can pull down the site nginx configuration file using `forge nginx:pull`.
-This will write a file called `nginx-forge-[environment].conf`.
-
-To push this file to Forge again, call `forge nginx:push`.
-
-You can also deploy the current Forge project again by running `forge deploy`.
-If you add the `--update-script` option, this will use the deployment script configured in your `forge.yml` file and update it prior to deploying your site.
-
-## Syncing configuration
-
-Once you have made changes to your `forge.yml` file, use the `forge config:push` command to synchronize your local settings to Forge.
-
-## Rebooting the server or services
-
-You can reboot the server or services by using the following commands:
-
-* `forge reboot:server` - reboot the server
-* `forge reboot:nginx` - reboot Nginx
-* `forge reboot:mysql` - reboot MySQL
-* `forge reboot:postgres` - reboot Postgres
-
-Every `reboot` command requires confirmation, which you can provide by adding the `--confirm` option.
-
-**IMPORTANT:** Please remember that rebooting the server or services may cause temporary downtime!
-Running the command will only _initiate_ the reboot process. It is up to you to perform whatever steps
-are necessary to confirm that the server or service has properly rebooted.
+You can find the documentation on the [official project website](https://beyondco.de/docs/forge-cli/).
 
 ## Contributing