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@in2cloud/in2cloud-cli

v0.0.55

Published

in2cloud command line

Readme

in2cloud Command Line Tool

How to use

  • Install package globally: npm i -g @in2cloud/in2cloud-cli
  • Run in2cloud-cli
  • Global options:
    • key: your API key. Get one from in2cloud. Example: in2cloud-cli --key 123
    • endpoint: in2cloud API endpoint. If not provided, the default one will be used. Example in2cloud-cli --endpoint https://someurl.api

Available commands

  • validate: validates IVR definition specified in in2cloud DSL. Run in2cloud-cli --key <apiKey> validate --flow <flowId> '<source>'. Where:
    • flow id of the main entry flow
    • source path to DSL files in glob format
  • deploy: deploys IVF definition to a specified AWS Connect instance. Run in2cloud-cli --key <apiKey> deploy --flow <flowId> --region <region> --instance <instance> '<source>'. Where:
    • flow id of the main entry flow
    • region AWS Connect region
    • instance AWS Connect instance
    • source path to DSL files in glob format

Tutorial

For more information, see repository with examples