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zendesk-cli

v0.0.12

Published

A command line interface for ZenDesk admin tasks.

Downloads

14

Readme

zendesk-cli

A command line interface for ZenDesk admin tasks.

Table of Contents

Install

$ npm install -g zendesk-cli

Usage

$ zd [command] [options]

Setup

Before running any commands, you'll need to set up the CLI with your ZenDesk credentials. This requires three pieces of information:

  1. Your ZenDesk username
  2. Your access token
  3. The Remote URI for the API

Once you have this information, run the following command:

$ zd init <username> <token> <remoteUri>

Commands

init

$ zd init <username> <token> <remoteUri>

See Setup for more information.

macro

$ zd macro [options]

Use this command to create, update, list, or open macros. By default, this command creates a new macro, unless you've specified -u <macro_id> (update macro), -l (list macros), or -o [macro_id] (open macro in browser).

Options:

Option | Argument | Description ------ | -------- | ----------- -h, --help | | output usage information -t, --title | <title> | Set title of macro -f, --file | <path> | Path to comment text file -w, --write | | Open editor to write comment content -T, --tags | <tags> | Append tags (space delineated) -i, --inactive | | Make macro inactive -p, --private | | Set comment mode to private -l, --list | | List all macros -u, --update | <macro_id> | Update macro -o, --open | [macro_id] | Open the macro in browser

add macro

$ zd add macro [options]

This command is an alias for zd macro [options]

Options:

Option | Argument | Description ------ | -------- | ----------- -h, --help | | output usage information -t, --title | <title> | Set title of macro -f, --file | <path> | Path to comment text file -w, --write | | Open editor to write comment content -T, --tags | <tags> | Append tags (space delineated) -i, --inactive | | Make macro inactive -p, --private | | Set comment mode to private -o, --open | | Open the macro in browser after adding

update macro

$ zd update macro <macro_id> [options]

This command is an alias for zd macro -u <macro_id> [options]

Options:

Option | Argument | Description ------ | -------- | ----------- -h, --help | | output usage information -t, --title | <title> | Set title of macro -f, --file | <path> | Path to comment text file -w, --write | | Open editor to write comment content -T, --tags | <tags> | Append tags (space delineated) -i, --inactive | | Make macro inactive -p, --private | | Set comment mode to private -o, --open | | Open the macro in browser after updating

list macros

$ zd list macros

This command is an alias for zd macro -l

Options: None

open macro

$ zd open macro <macro_id>

This command is an alias for zd macro -o <macro_id>

Options: None

License

MIT