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plugin-select

v1.1.6

Published

Easily select and display your Twilio resource

Downloads

3

Readme

Twilio CLI plugin-select

This plugin for Twilio CLI allows for an easier selection of Twilio resources for display and selection.

Currently only selection of the Twilio project is enabled. More resources will be added in the future.

Install

In your terminal type:

twilio plugins:install vernig/plugin-select

Once installed, type:

twilio select

If you see this:

Easily select and display your Twilio resource

USAGE
  $ twilio select:COMMAND

COMMANDS
  select:flexconfig  Update, backup and restore your Flex Configuration
  select:profile     Select and switch your Twilio account / profile

Then your plugin is correctly installed.

Commands

twilio select:profile

To select your Twilio project / account, type:

twilio select:profile

A list of available profiles is shown, with the active one selected. Move the arrow and choose your profile.

twilio select:flexconfig:update

Update your Flex configuration. Before using it, make sure you are logged in into a Flex project.

twilio select:flexconfig:update

Before updating the Flex configuration, the plugin will autosave the current configuration in a file called flexconfig_<account sid>_<timestamp>.json in the same folder where the command has been executed in.

Note: Some Flex configuration cannot be changes, and those include account_sid, status, flex_service_instance_sid, runtime_domain, taskrouter_workspace_sid, service_version, taskrouter_offline_activity_sid.

twilio select:flexconfig:backup

Backup to local file the currrent Flex configuration.

twilio select:flexconfig:backup

The configuration is stored in a file called flexconfig_<account sid>_<timestamp>.json in the same folder where the command has been executed in.

The generated file can be used with the restore command.

twilio select:flexconfig:restore

Restore the Flex configuration from file.

twilio select:flexconfig:restore

The plugin will show the files in the current directory whose file name is flexconfig_AC*.