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laposte-okapi-cli

v0.0.7

Published

La Poste Open API client

Downloads

3

Readme

NPM version Build Status npm

Le client Okapi en ligne de commande

Ce client en ligne de commande facilite la consommation des Open APIs de La Poste, via la plateforme Okapi :

Developer La Poste

Pour consommer des APIs de La Poste, vous devez au préalable :

  • Créer votre compte
  • Créer une application et noter la clé d'app générée, à utiliser comme appKey dans le SDK
  • Souscrire à une API du store

Installation

$ npm install laposte-okapi-cli -g

Utilisation

Obtenir le suivi du colis 1111111111111 :

$ oka get suivi/v1/1111111111111 -k 'mon_app_key'

Résultat :

{
    "code": "1111111111111",
    "date": "25/06/2016",
    "link": "http://www.chronopost.fr/expedier/inputLTNumbersNoJahia.do?lang=fr_FR&listeNumeros=1111111111111",
    "message": "Echec de livraison, en attente d'instructions pour nouvelle livraison",
    "status": "INCONNU",
    "type": "Chronopost"
}

Exemple de requête POST sur une API (myapi) avec un payload, le switch --tocurl retourne l'équivalent cURL (la requête n'est pas exécutée) :

$ oka post myapi/v1/resource -d 'firstName : "John"' -k 'mon_app_key' --tocurl

Commande cURL équivalente :

curl -ki -X GET "http://api.recette.okapi.laposte.io//myapi/v1/resource" \
	-H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
	-H "X-Okapi-Key: mon_app_key" \
	-d "firstName="John""

Détails

Toutes les options qui prennent un argument si elles sont appellées sans argument affiche leur valeur:

$ oka --env
[ ] production
[ ] preprod
[o] recette
[ ] development
[ ] vm
[ ] local
$ oka --baseUrl
https://api.laposte.fr

Pour de détails voir l'aide:

$ oka -h
Usage: oka [method] uri [options]

Options:
  --env, -e          get/set okapi env                                                             [chaine de caractère]
  --baseurl, -u      get/set okapi base URL                                                        [chaine de caractère]
  --key, -k          get/set okapi application key                                                 [chaine de caractère]
  --save, -s         save settings: application key, baseUrl, ignoreSSL                                        [booléen]
  --data, -d         set request JSON payload, accept : direct data or file                        [chaine de caractère]
  --query, -q        set request query string params (format : key=value&...)                      [chaine de caractère]
  --headers, -H      extra request header                                                          [chaine de caractère]
  --yaml, -Y         display result in pretty YAML format                                                      [booléen]
  --status, -t       display status code                                                                       [booléen]
  --showheaders, -h  display status code                                                                       [booléen]
  --version, -v      show version                                                                              [booléen]
  --reset, -R        reset settings to default                                                                 [booléen]
  --ignoressl, -I    ignore SSL certificate error                                                              [booléen]

Exemples:
  oka post niceapi/v1/niceresource -d 'foo:"bar"'

for more information, contact [email protected]