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dynector

v2.0.1

Published

DynECT dns API command-line tool

Downloads

28

Readme

dynector

A command-line client for adding & removing single nodes to your DynECT zone.

on npm Tests Coverage Status

Usage

To run the tool you must set the following environment variables to your DynECT account credentials:

DYN_CUSTOMER
DYN_USER
DYN_PASSWORD

The commands offered are:

dynector arecord foo.example.com 10.0.0.11: add the A record 10.0.0.11 to foo.example.com, so that foo.example.com will resolve to 10.0.0.11

dynector cname foo.example.com bar.example.com: add bar.example.com as a CNAME for foo.example.com, so that bar will resolve to foo, which is resolved elsewhere.

dynector delete gone.example.com: remove all records for gone.example.com

dynector list example.com: list all records dynect has for the given zone, with types

dynector resolve example.com: resolve all records for the given zone & return a sorted list of IPs in use

Usage:

dynector: conveniences for interacting with the dynect API

Commands:
  arecord <fqdn> <ip>   make the given fqdn resolve to the given IP
  cname <fqdn> <cname>  make the given fqdn resolve to the given cname
  delete <fqdn>         remove the named node entirely
  list <zone>           list all records for the given zone
  resolve <zone>        resolve all records for the given zone; list the IPs

Options:
  --zone, -z     specify a zone
  --replace, -r  remove, then add the record                           [boolean]
  --version      Show version number                                   [boolean]
  --help         Show help                                             [boolean]

Examples:
  dynector arecord example.com 10.0.0.1
  dynector cname www.example.com example.com
  dynector cname oops.example.com example.com
  dynector delete oops.example.com
  dynector list example.com
  dynector resolve example.com

License

ISC