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dominoiq-cli

v1.0.1

Published

Command-line app for sending prompts to a Domino IQ server

Readme

dominoiq-cli

dominoiq-cli is a command-line app for sending prompts to a Domino IQ server using the Domino REST API.

Requirements

  • Domino IQ running on a Domino server
  • Domino REST API v1.1.4 or newer
  • Node.js 18 or newer

Install

npm install -g dominoiq-cli

Start the CLI

dominoiq-cli

Usage

When the CLI starts, enter slash commands to configure it:

  • /config sets the Domino REST API URL, for example http://domino-server:8880
  • /commands sets the Domino IQ command to use, for example StdReplyEmail
  • /login prompts for a domino username and password and saves the token
  • /status shows the current configuration
  • /logout logs out and clears the session
  • /help lists all available commands
  • /exit closes the CLI

Authentication

To send any prompts to Domino IQ, you first need to log in to the Domino REST API with a valid Domino user. Once logged in, your session will remain until the token issued by Domino REST API expires. You can log out using the /logout command to log out of your current session and clear the cached token.

Quickstart

  • use the /config command to configure the URL of the Domino REST API
  • use the /commands command to configure the Domino IQ command to use (e.g 'StdReplyEmail')
  • use the /login command to log in to the Domino REST API

Then type something to send a prompt to Domino IQ and receive a response.

One-shot usage

You can also submit a single prompt without entering the interactive shell:

dominoiq-cli --prompt "How are things?"

Local configuration storage

The CLI stores the Domino REST API URL, default command, and Domino REST API JWT in:

%USERPROFILE%\.dominoiq-cli\config.json