Bootic CLI

CLI to interact with the Bootic API and run custom API scripts. Aquí hay una guía en castellano que explica cómo se instala y usa.

Installation

Install via Rubygems:

gem install bootic_cli

Usage

bootic help
bootic setup
bootic login
bootic console

Console

bootic console launches an API session into an IRB console. You'll have root and shop API entities already initialized for you.

> shop.orders(status: "all").each do |o|
>   puts o.total
> end

> explain shop

> list shop.products

> explain_link shop, :products

Access the configured client:

> client session.client
> new_root = client.from_url("https://some.endpoint.com")

Custom scripts

You can run simple Ruby scripts in the context of an API session with

bootic runner my_script.rb

Your script will be provided with the following variables:

# the API root resource
root

# your default shop
shop

An example script that lists your shop's products:

# list_products.rb
shop.products.full_set.each do |p|
  puts p.title
end

You run it with:

bootic runner list_products.rb

Custom Thor commands

More advanced scripts can be written as Thor commands. Any scripts in ~/bootic will be loaded automatically.

# ~/.bootic/list_products.rb
class ListProducts < BooticCli::Command

  desc "list", "list products by status"
  option :s, banner: "<status>"
  def list
    shop.products(status: options["s"]).full_set.each do |p|
      puts p.title
    end
  end
  
  declare self, "list_products"
end

Now bootic help will list your custom list_products command.

bootic help list_products

# list hidden products
bootic list_products list -s hidden

Contributing

1. Fork it ( https://github.com/bootic/bootic_cli/fork )
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create a new Pull Request

Copyright

(c) Bootic. Licensed under the Mozilla Public License v2.0.