Handy REST API client on your terminal
Project description
Handy REST API client on your terminal
Get started with an interactive demo
NOTE: This demo requires supported version of python and virtualenv to be installed
curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rapidstack/RESTEasyCLI/master/tools/demo.sh -o demo.sh
chmod +x demo.sh
./demo.shInstallation
# Install it globally
sudo pip install -U resteasycli
# OR
# Install it locally
pip install -U --user resteasycliUsage
Initialize workspace
mkdir myworkspace
cd myworkspace
recli init
# Few template files should be generated namely: auth.yml headers.yml saved.yml sites.ymlDo CRUD requests
recli get testing/t
recli post testing/t --kwargs title=abcd userId=10
recli put testing/t/1 --kwargs title=abcd
recli patch testing/t1 --kwargs title=xyz
recli delete testing/t/1Special formatting of data
List
recli list testing/tShow
recli show testing/t/1Save a request for later use
recli get testing/t/1 -s my_request
# Request will be saved in saved.yml as "my_request"Do or redo a saved request
# Without formatting
recli do remind_shopping
# Same as
recli redo remind_shopping
# With formatting
recli dolst remind_shopping -m GET -k
# Same as
recli redo-list remind_shopping --method GET --kwargsMost importantly fake a request
recli redo-show remind_shopping -m GET -k --fake
# It can be used with -s to save the request for later use without doing it
recli redo-show remind_shopping -m GET -k --fake -s get_todosTODO list
Contribution guide
This is a new born project and has lots of scope for improvements.
If you feel that you can help with any of above TODO list or if you have a totally unique idea, feel free to jump right in.
Here are some tips to start contributing to this project right away.
Instead of directly creating pull requests, create a issue first to check it’s relevence and save efforts. However,
If you find a bug, feel free to directly create pull requests by forking master branch
Awesome if commit messages and pull request description are clear and concise
One of it’s depedency RESTEasy has a gitter channel for any doubt or discussion related to this project or RESTEasy
Use pipenv to install/update dependencies
Do not modify README.rst file. It’s auto generated using m2r (Installed as a dev dependency). While updating README.md file, use plugin for auto TOC update.
Run ./tools/before_push.sh before pushing. It will take care of house keeping stuffs like generating README.rst, checking if VERSOIN info is updated correctly in all files etc.
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