jsRiffle Utils

A set of tools that can be used to do helpful things with Exis that I build as I need them.

Login with your Exis Developer Credentials to open a connection and than use riffle commands from cli

Usage: node exis_cli.js

Option Flags:

-- help - Show help dialogue
-e - Authenticate using environment variables EXIS_DOMAIN and EXIS_TOKEN.
-p domain - Authenticate using previously stored domain profile.
--script /path/to/file - Run a script of instructions from a file. Use // to denote comments.

Commands:

help - show help dialogue.
help storage - show dialogue detailing storage API and options.
help [command] - show detailed help dialogues for any specified commands.
use -d domain - switch working domain.
use -s domain -c collection - switch working domain to xsCollection API for Storage Appliance with domain. Note: The 'xs' variable is your current working domain or Appliance API
xs.call('ep', ...args); - make a call using the cwd.
xs.publish('channel', ...args) - make a publish using the cwd.
xs.register('ep', func) - Must use keyword func register to recieve calls using the cwd.
xs.unregister('ep') - unregister a call on the cwd.
xs.subscribe('channel', func) - Must use keyword func subscribe to a channel using the cwd.
xs.unsubscribe('channel') - unsubscribe from a channel using the cwd.
clear | c - clear screen.
save - save the current logged in token and domain as a profile to be used later for authentication with -p.
logs - follow the logs for the current working domain.
import -f /path/to/file -n name - Import a node module at path and store under name.
script -f /path/to/file - Run a script of instructions from a file. Use // to denote comments.
exit - exit CLI Tool.

Retrieve a token for a particular domain that you can use to join the fabric with. Tokens are good for 60 days.

Usage: node token_getter.js

Option Flags:

-- help - Show help dialogue
-e - Authenticate using environment variables EXIS_DOMAIN and EXIS_TOKEN.
-p domain - Authenticate using previously stored domain profile.
-d - Delete the token from the specified Auth Appliance.
-l - List the tokens belonging to a domain from the specified Auth Appliance.
-s - Save the token as a profile that you can use for later authentication with the -p flag.
-f /path/to/file - Save the token to the specified file.