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emojiporter

v1.0.0

Published

CLI to export/import custom emojis for Mattermost

Downloads

20

Readme

emojiporter

CLI utility to export/import custom emojis for Mattermost.

Prerequisites

Versions

| Mattermost API| Emojiporter | |--------------:|------------:| | v3.x | v1.x | | v4.x | v2.x |

Install

$ npm i -g emojiporter

Usage

You can bulk export or upload emojis using the YAML format that emojipacks use. Specify what you want to do, and it'll ask you a few relevant questions.

Export Emoji:

$ emojiporter export
Mattermost Server URL: https://mattermost.mymattermostdomain.com
Username or e-mail: [email protected]
Password: *****
Export title: MahMojis
Export file (.yaml): mahmojis.yaml

Import Emoji:

$ emojiporter import
Mattermost Server URL: https://mattermost.mymattermostdomain.com
Username or e-mail: [email protected]
Password: *****
Import file (.yaml): ./example/penz.yaml

Alternatively, you can supply the parameters at once. The parameters are described in more detail below.

# Using username and password
$ emojiporter import --url https://mattermost.mymattermostdomain.com --loginId [email protected] --password sweetpassword --importFile ./example/penz.yaml

# Using auth token and user id
$ emojiporter import true --url https://mattermost.mymattermostdomain.com --token 1eniy86hjtr338k4zdgc9bfwae --id 8sjipfs0x3de8nmhciecej7tuc --importFile ./example/penz.yaml

Parameters

action - [export|import] Whether to export existing custom emojis to a yaml file or to import new custom emojis from a yaml file.

userProvideToken - [true|false] Authenticate requests by using the Mattermost tokens that you can find in cookies or via logging in using a username/email. Use this to workaround things like SSO logins. Default: false.

--url - Mattermost Server URL. Example: https://mattermost.mymattermostdomain.com

--token - Token for MM requests. Can be found in cookies as: MMAUTHTOKEN.

--id - User id for MM requests. Can be found in cookies as: MMUSERID.

--loginId - The username or e-mail linked to the Mattermost account.

--password - Password for the Mattermost account.

--mfaToken - Multi-factor authentication token.

--exportTitle - Title to be used for exported emoji yaml file.

--exportFile - File to export the emoji information to.

--importFile - Local file or remote URL for the yaml to use to import emojis.

Credit

Based off and designed to work with emojipack bulk emojis.

License

MIT