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@yodata/plugin-event

v1.0.6

Published

manage events and subscriptions in @yodata/cli

Downloads

18

Readme

@yodata/plugin-event

oclif Version Downloads/week License

Usage

$ npm install -g @yodata/plugin-event
$ yodata event COMMAND
running command...
$ yodata event (-v|--version|version)
@yodata/plugin-event/1.0.6 darwin-x64 node-v16.17.1
$ yodata event --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ yodata event COMMAND
...

Commands

yodata event event:set-topic [TOPIC]

set default topic

USAGE
  $ yodata event event:set-topic [TOPIC]

ARGUMENTS
  TOPIC  name of the topic

OPTIONS
  -o, --output=yaml|json|table|text  [default: yaml] format output
  --profile=profile                  [default: solid-dev-ire] command context

See code: src/commands/event/set-topic.js

yodata event pub

publish events from a file

USAGE
  $ yodata event pub

OPTIONS
  -c, --cdefPath=cdefPath       path to cdef
  -o, --output=yaml|json|table  [default: yaml] format output
  -r, --recipient=recipient     [default: https://dave.dev.env.yodata.io/profile/card#me] recipient
  -t, --topic=topic             topic
  --profile=profile             [default: solid-dev-ire] command context

ALIASES
  $ yodata event publish

See code: src/commands/pub/index.js

yodata event sub [HOST] [QUERY]

display all authorized publishers and subscribers on the host pod

USAGE
  $ yodata event sub [HOST] [QUERY]

ARGUMENTS
  HOST   the target pod
  QUERY  [default: *] filter results by agent or topic

OPTIONS
  --output

ALIASES
  $ yodata event subs
  $ yodata event subscribers

See code: src/commands/sub/index.js

yodata event sub:add

add topics to an existing subscription or creates a new one

USAGE
  $ yodata event sub:add

OPTIONS
  -p, --pub=pub              [default: ] the agent will be authorized to publish to these topics (csv)
  -s, --sub=sub              [default: ] the agent will be subscribe to these topics (csv)
  -v, --version=version      [default: 0] the subscription version
  --agent=agent              (required) the subscriber, i.e. myapp:

  --filter-type=filter-type  [default: RealEstateAgent,RealEstateOrganization] update only specific type(s) i.e.
                             RealestateAgent, RealestateOrganization, RealestateOffice

  --force                    force the subscription non-standard topic

  --host=host                the host or subscription file location i.e nv301: or
                             nv301:/settings/default-subscriptions.json

  --output

  --profile=profile          [default: solid-dev-ire] command context

  --push                     setup a push subscription to automatically forward events to the agent

  --replace                  replace the current subscription (dont merge topics)

  --verbose                  display the full subscription list after the change

DESCRIPTION
  examples:
    # add profile subscription for coolapp on the current host

    $ yodata sub:add --agent coolapp --sub profile

    # add lead and contact pub and sub on host nv301

    $ yodata sub:add --sub contact,lead --pub contact,lead --agent reliance --host nv301

    # to REPLACE a subscription rather than add topics to it, use the --replace flag
    # if this command were executed following the previous command, the reliance subscription
    # will only have contact pub/sub permissions on the host.

    $ yodata sub:add --sub contact --pub contact --agent reliace --host nv301 --replace

See code: src/commands/sub/add.js

yodata event sub:remove

remove a subscription entirely

USAGE
  $ yodata event sub:remove

OPTIONS
  -p, --pub=pub              [default: ] the agent will be authorized to publish to these topics (csv)
  -s, --sub=sub              [default: ] the agent will be subscribe to these topics (csv)
  --agent=agent              (required) the subscriber, i.e. myapp:

  --filter-type=filter-type  [default: RealEstateAgent,RealEstateOrganization] update only specific type(s) i.e.
                             RealestateAgent, RealestateOrganization, RealestateOffice

  --force                    force the subscription non-standard topic

  --host=host                the host or subscription file location i.e nv301: or
                             nv301:/settings/default-subscriptions.json

  --output

  --profile=profile          [default: solid-dev-ire] command context

  --verbose                  dispaly all subscriptions for the target after the subscription is reoved.

DESCRIPTION
  examples:
    # remove profile subscription for coolapp on the current host
    yodata sub:remove --agent coolapp --sub profile

    # remove a subscription for coolapp on host nv301
    yodata sub:remove --agent coolapp --host nv301

See code: src/commands/sub/remove.js

yodata event sub:reset HOST

reset subscription to default if target.version <= source.version

USAGE
  $ yodata event sub:reset HOST

ARGUMENTS
  HOST  the target pod

OPTIONS
  --force          replace newer subscription doc and move previous to backup dir
  --no-delete      Do not Delete any existing subscriptions, only add new ones

  --source=source  (required) [default: settings/default-subscriptions.json] the source subscription to replace the
                   current one

See code: src/commands/sub/reset.js

yodata event sub:stop

disables matching subscription(s)

USAGE
  $ yodata event sub:stop

OPTIONS
  -p, --pub=pub                [default: ] the agent will be authorized to publish to these topics (csv)
  -s, --sub=sub                [default: ] the agent will be subscribe to these topics (csv)
  -s, --subscriber=subscriber  filter by subscriber
  -t, --topic=topic            filter by topic
  --agent=agent                (required) the subscriber, i.e. myapp:

  --filter-type=filter-type    [default: RealEstateAgent,RealEstateOrganization] update only specific type(s) i.e.
                               RealestateAgent, RealestateOrganization, RealestateOffice

  --force                      force the subscription non-standard topic

  --host=host                  the host or subscription file location i.e nv301: or
                               nv301:/settings/default-subscriptions.json

  --output

  --profile=profile            [default: solid-dev-ire] command context

See code: src/commands/sub/stop.js

yodata event sub:version [HOST]

returns the target subscription version

USAGE
  $ yodata event sub:version [HOST]

ARGUMENTS
  HOST  [default: .] the target pod

OPTIONS
  -o, --output=yaml|json|table|text  [default: yaml] format output
  --profile=profile                  [default: solid-dev-ire] command context

See code: src/commands/sub/version.js