Xapix CLI - xapixctl

Xapix now provides a command line tool - xapixctl - that includes a client library which allows you to run tasks on a command line or in a batch file. These tasks you normally would do using the Xapix UI. Using these commands you can create scripts and then automate sets of tasks depending on your requirements.
Installing xapixctl
To use xapixctrl, ensure Ruby is installed on your system. 
Installing xapixctl is very simple. Just run the following command and you are ready to go:
$ gem install xapixctl
Setting environment variables
API Access Token
To use xapixctl, you also need to add your API Access Token to your environment variables. 
Alternately, you can set it for a one-time only use when running a command as shown below. 
[--xapix-token=XAPIX_TOKEN]
# Fallback: environment variable XAPIX_TOKEN. 
# Your access token.
See API Access Token for information about obtaining and copying it. 
To set your API access token, do the following:
Steps
Steps
Click the User Profile icon (upper right corner).
In the API Access Token pane, click the Copy icon.
Set an environment variable using XAPIX_TOKEN=<your API token here>.
Xapix URL
You can set a Xapix URL as an environment variable, such as https://cloud.xapix.io/. 
Alternately, you can set it for a one-time only use when running a command as shown below. 
[--xapix-url=XAPIX_URL]
# Fallback: environment variable XAPIX_URL. URL to Xapix. 
# Default: https://cloud.xapix.io/
​
Commands List
Command
Description
xapixctl help
Help on the command line.
xapixctl api-resources
Available resource types.
xapixctl apply
Create or update resources.
xapixctl delete
Delete resources in a file.
xapixctl export
Export all resources in a project.
xapitxctl get
Export resources of given type and id.
xapixctl publish
Publish current version of project.
xapixctl help
Obtain help on how to use xapixctl on the command line.
xapixctl help [command]
Optional parameters
[command]
Retrieves help for the specified command. If no command is given, a list of commands is provided. 
xapixctl api-resources
Lists all available resources.
Parameters
None. 
Example
The following shows the output from running the command. 
$ xapixctl api-resources
                Type     Required Context
          Ambassador              Project
       ApiPublishing              Project
   ApiPublishingRole              Project
          AuthScheme              Project
     CacheConnection              Project
          Credential              Project
          DataSource              Project
            Endpoint              Project
       EndpointGroup              Project
            Pipeline              Project
             Project         Organization
               Proxy              Project
              Schema              Project
              Stream              Project
         StreamGroup              Project
​
This list shows the TYPE and context for the TYPE. 
Example 1: The TYPE Project is within the context Organization. This means a Project can only be within the context Organization. 
Example 2: The TYPE Datasource can only be within the context Project. 
xapixctl apply
Creates a new resource or updates an existing resource in the specified organization. If no project is given, the command applies to the project or projects specified in the file. New resources are created if none exists.
Resources are matched using TYPE and ID. Updates a resource if a resource has the same TYPE and ID exists. 
xapixctl apply --file=FILE
               --org=ORG
               [--project=PROJECT]
               [--verbose]
Required parameters
--file -f
YAML or JSON file used to update or create a resource. It can contain multiple projects.
--org -o
Slug of an organization to apply the resource. 
Optional parameters
--project, -p
Slug of project to apply the resource. 
--verbose, -v
Write message stream to terminal. 
Example
Update the project my-first-project in the organization my-org with the resources (which are datasources) in vehicle_demo_swagger.yaml.
$ xapixctl apply -v --org my-org -p my-first-project -f <path>/vehicle_demo_swagger.yaml
xapixctl delete
Deletes all resources listed in the file or deletes resources by TYPE and ID. 
 xapixctl delete --org=ORG
                 [TYPE ID] 
                 [--project=PROJECT]
                 [--file=FILE] 
                 [--verbose]
Required parameters
--org, -o
Slug of the organization to which delete command will be applied. 
Optional parameters
[TYPE ID]
Provide the TYPE of API resource (see xapix api-resource) and the ID of the resource (see xapixctl get).
--project, -p
Slug of project to which the delete command will be applied. 
--file, -f
File which provides the resources to be deleted. 
--verbose, -v
Write message stream to terminal. 
xapixctl export
Exports a list of all resources of a given TYPE in a given project. 
 xapixctl export --org=ORG
                 --project=PROJECT
                 [--format=FORMAT]
                 [--verbose]
Required parameters
--org, -f
slug of organization from which to export a list of all resources of a given TYPE.
--project, -p
slug of project from which to export a list of all resources of a given type. 
Optional parameters
--format, -f
Format of exported resources. Can be either JSON or YAML.
--verbose, -v
Write message stream to terminal. 
Examples
Export resources from the project some-project in the organization xapix.
xapixctl export -o xapix -p some-project 
Export resources from the project some-project in the organization xapix and save output to the file some_project.yaml.
xapctl export -o xapix -p some-project -f yaml > some_project.yaml
Export the resources from the project my-first-project in the organization my-org. This is the project created in the Quickstart tutorial.  
$ xapixctl export --org my-org -p my-first-project
id  : my-first-project
kind: Project
name: My First Project
​
id  : <redacted>
kind: Schema
name:
​
id  : allvariants
kind: DataSource/REST
name: allVariants
​
id  : findenginebyid
kind: DataSource/REST
name: findEngineById
​
id  : findmodelbyid
kind: DataSource/REST
name: findModelById
​
id  : findvariantbyid
kind: DataSource/REST
name: findVariantById
​
id  : get-xapix-io-api-data-vehicle-demo-engines-engine_id-json
kind: Endpoint/REST
name: get
​
id  : my-first-project
kind: ApiPublishing
name:
xapitxctl get
List all the resources (overview) of a specific TYPE.  
 xapixctl get --org=ORG
              TYPE
              [--project=PROJECT]
              [--format=FORMAT]
              [ID]
Required parameters
--org, -o
Organization to which the request is done. 
TYPE
Requests on an organization are done on a project. Requests on a project can be done on a TYPE within the Project context. 
For a list of types, see xapixctl api-resources.
Optional parameters
--project, -p
Project to which the request is done.
--format, -f 
Format of exported resources. Can be either JSON or YAML.
ID
TYPE id.
Examples
Retrieve the name of a project, if only the slug is available. 
xapixctl get --org my-org -p my-first-project Project
id  : my-first-project
kind: Project
name: My First Project
Retrieve a list of resources of the type Datasource. Both organization and project slugs are required. These are resources are from data sources in the Quickstart tutorial. 
$ xapixctl get --org my-org -p my-first-project DataSource
id  : allvariants
kind: DataSource/REST
name: allVariants
​
id  : findenginebyid
kind: DataSource/REST
name: findEngineById
​
id  : findmodelbyid
kind: DataSource/REST
name: findModelById
​
id  : findvariantbyid
kind: DataSource/REST
name: findVariantById
Retrieve a list of resources in a Datasource called allVariants and output the results in a YAML format. 
xapixctl get --org my-org -p my-first-project DataSource allvariants -f yaml
The output is shown below.
---
version: v1
kind: DataSource/REST
metadata:
  id: allvariants
  project: my-first-project
definition:
  name: allVariants
  url: <redacted>
  httpMethod: get
  cacheTtl: 7200
  schema: <redacted>>
  parameters:
  - name: cookies
    type: object
    properties: []
  - name: header
    type: object
    properties: []
  - name: path
    type: object
    properties: []
  - name: query
    type: object
    properties: []
  attributes:
  - name: body
    type: object[]
    properties:
    - name: base_price_EUR
      type: float
      sample: 23456.78
    - name: engine_type_id
      type: integer
      sample: 547290
    - name: extras
      type: string[]
      sample: ''
    - name: fuel_consumption_lkm
      type: float
      sample: 12.6
    - name: in_stock
      type: boolean
      sample: true
    - name: model_id
      type: integer
      sample: 947432
    - name: topspeed_kmh
      type: integer
      sample: 220
    - name: variant_id
      type: string
      sample: QLM_KROSUS_4_DOORS_LIMO
​
xapixctl publish
Publishes the current status of a given project. 
 xapixctl publish --org=ORG --project=PROJECT
Required parameters
--org, -0
Slug of the organization in which the project exists which will be published by the command. 
--project, -p
Slug of project to be published. 
Contributing
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/xapix-io/xapixctl.
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Command	Description
`xapixctl help`	Help on the command line.
`xapixctl api-resources`	Available resource types.
`xapixctl apply`	Create or update resources.
`xapixctl delete`	Delete resources in a file.
`xapixctl export`	Export all resources in a project.
`xapitxctl get`	Export resources of given type and id.
`xapixctl publish`	Publish current version of project.