@hailer/cli v1.1.8

Hailer CLI

A Command Line interface to Hailer. It can also be used to programmatically access Hailer.

Usage as Cli

All backend Socket API commands are available in the CLI.

Tab completion is available.

The result of each command is stored in the result variable.

Install

npm install -g @hailer/cli

Usage:

hailer-cli --user my.email@hailer.com

Example usage

Example usage:

await api.wall2.new_post({ subject: 'This is a wall post.', text: 'Look, this is a cool wallpost made from the Cli.' })

await api.wall2.remove_post(result._id)

Programmatic Usage

Login with username and password

This example creates a wall post in Hailer, and then removes it after five seconds, and exits.

Create a new nodejs project (npm init) or use an existing. Add hailer-cli as a dependency, using npm install @hailer/cli

mkdir my-hailer-app
cd my-hailer-app
npm init
npm install @hailer/cli

Create a new file run.js and paste the following code (and works with typescript using the import line):

// import { Client } from '@hailer/cli'; // Use with typescript
const { Client } = require('@hailer/cli');

const options = {
    host: 'https://api.hailer.com',
    username: 'set-this',
    password: 'set-this',
};

Client.create(options).then(async (client) => {
    const post = await client.request('wall2.new_post', [{ subject: 'This is a wall post.', text: 'The content of my post' }]);

    console.log('Post created:', post);
    client.disconnect();
});

Set the username and password parameters to a valid Hailer account.

Log in to Hailer using the browser and go to the Feed to see the script in action.

Start the program:

node run.js

Inside async function

// import { Client } from '@hailer/cli';
const { Client } = require('@hailer/cli');

// ...

const options = {
    host: 'https://api.hailer.com',
    username: 'set-this',
    password: 'set-this',
};

const client = await Client.create(options);

const post = await client.request('wall2.new_post', [{ subject: 'This is a wall post.', text: 'The content of my post' }]);

console.log('Post created:', post);

client.disconnect();