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ideal-postcodes-cli

v0.0.1

Published

Command line tool for Ideal-Postcodes.co.uk

Downloads

10

Readme

Ideal-Postcodes.co.uk CLI

Ideal Postcodes is a simple JSON API to query UK postcodes and addresses. Find out more at Ideal-Postcodes.co.uk

This module provides a CLI which allows real-time log streaming and key information lookup.

The CLI requires global installation (potentially with sudo privileges, depending on your setup).

$ npm install -g ideal-postcodes-cli

The idealpostcodes script will be available in your $PATH, allowing you to perform tasks in your terminal. E.g.

$ idealpostcodes logstream -k <your_key> -s <your_secret>

Typically the CLI will require you to enter your api_key and secret_key. You can store your keys as environment variables to save you from having to look them up everytime.

$ export IDEALPOSTCODES_KEY="<your_key>"
$ export IDEALPOSTCODES_SECRET="<your_secret>"
$ idealpostcodes <command>

Real-Time Log Streaming

The CLI allows you to listen for requests on your key in real-time, which details the request type and what kind of response was provided. This is ideal for integration and debugging.

Start listening to for incoming requests on your key with:

$ idealpostcodes logstream -k <your_key> -s <your_secret>

# -k and -s flags can be omitted if your environment variables are defined

Available options for $ idealpostcodes logstream

$ idealpostcodes logstream --json # Output logs as single line JSON objects
$ idealpostcodes logstream --quiet # Stops meta information such as connection, reconnection or disconnect messages from being written to stdout

Since the CLI writes to stdout, you can pipe the output to perform a range of tasks in your terminal. Some examples...

$ idealpostcodes logstream > idealpostcodes.log # Write the output to a file
$ idealpostcodes logstream | grep 'IP Address' # Write the IP address of incoming requests to console
$ idealpostcodes logstream --json --quiet | script.sh # Process raw JSON logs in a script

Lookup Key Details

You can also quickly check information on your key via your terminal.

$ idealpostcodes info -k <your_key> -s <your_secret>

Documentation

More documentation can be found here

License

MIT