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ibmwatson

v0.0.12

Published

A command-line tool for managing the IBM Watson APIs

Downloads

19

Readme

IBM Watson API CLI

A prototype for the IBM Watson API command-line experience.

Installation

npm install -g ibmwatson

Description

The Watson API Command-Line Interface should allow a user (developer) to:

  • Login and create applications in Bluemix
  • Create Watson API instances in Bluemix
  • Generate boilerplate code based on developer-defined APIs
  • View the full catalog of Watson APIs
  • View the content available in the Watson Content Marketplace
  • View the purchased and uploaded content in the user's Library
  • Add content from AWS, SoftLayer, etc.
  • Adapt an API to the developer's use case

Note: The Watson API CLI is not necessarily intended to hand-hold a first-time user through the application and API set up process. It is intended to allow seasoned users to do tasks more efficiently by using the command-line.

Usage

In the command line, type ibmwatson for a list of commands.

To-do:

  • Longer commands:
  • ibmwatson adapt --mr --hashtag "ios, osx, apple" --keyword "iphone" --location "brazil"
  • ibmwatson new --name "Nike Basketball" --services "messageresonance, relationshipextraction" --runtime "nodejs"
  • Adaptation testing
  • Adaptation delete filters
  • Show more detailed results

Node packages used:

  • Commander.js - framework for commands and options.
  • Inquirer.js - for Yeoman-style question prompt system.
  • nconf - loading and setting config data in config.json.
  • CLI Table - table formatting in the command-line.
  • colors.js - duh, colors!
  • Chance.js - randomly generate lots of different stuff.