grr v0.1.3

Overview

Wolfpack sends you an email each morning. Respond to this email with some notes about your plan for the day. If you have been added to a team by one of your friends or colleagues, they will receive a copy of your reply. Of course, you may add these users to your own teams to see their updates. Wolfpack teams are one-directional for maximum flexibility. Micro updates and team daily / weekly activity recaps should be added soon. User preferences, e.g., time zone, are needed.

grr

Command line interface for Wolfpack

One-line grr install

[sudo] npm install grr -g

The global flag, -g, will attempt to symlink the ./bin/grr executable into your PATH. You will need to run sudo depending on your npm {prefix} (usually /usr/local) permissions.

N.B. grr requires Node 0.8.17. If your package manager isn't giving you the right version, you can pick up the binaries and source code at nodejs.org

Command Line Usage

grr is mostly self-documenting. Try any of these commands to get started.

Usage:

 grr <resource> <action> <param1> <param2> ...

Common Commands:

To sign up

 grr signup

To log in

 grr login

Lists all teams for the current user

 grr list

Lists all users

 grr users list

Create a new team

 grr teams create <name>

Add a user to an existing team

 grr teams add <username> <name>

Additional Commands

 grr teams
 grr users
 grr conf
 grr logout

Help

grr is mostly self documenting. We suggest just trying it out. All commands will yield friendly messages if you specify incorrect parameters.

 grr help
 grr help teams
 grr help users
 grr help config

.grrconf file

All configuration data for your local grr install is located in the .grrconf file in your home directory. Directly modifying this file is not really advised. You should be able to make all configuration changes via:

grr config

If you need to have multiple configuration files, use --localconf or --grrconf options.

Some Examples:

grr config set colors false   # disable colors
grr config set timeout 480000 # set request timeouts to 8 minutes
grr config set protocol https # Always use HTTP Secure

##grr options

grr [commands] [options]

--version             print grr version and exit
--localconf           search for .grrconf file in ./ and then parent directories
--grrconf [file]      specify file to load configuration from
--dev                 target a development API server* running locally
--debug               show more verbose output

*Checkout the other half of Wolfpack, wolfpack-server.

Development

git clone git@github.com:sanderpick/wolfpack-cli.git
cd wolfpack-cli
npm install
./bin/grr [commands] [options] --dev