apigeecli

Shoutpoint's Apigee CLI

Sometimes, managing your Apigee deployments are a little harder than it has to be.

This command line tool provides some convenient helpers to ease deployment tasks via Apigee's Management API.

Apigee -- http://www.apigee.com

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Installation

apigeecli is a Node.js module that you can install using npm:

npm install -g apigee

NOTE: The -g option places the apigeecli command in your PATH. On "*nix"-based machines, sudo may be required with the -g option. If you do not use -g, then you need to add the apigeecli command to your PATH manually.

Hello, Apigee

Once apigeecli is installed, you can run this command to get a list of your proxies.

apigeecli list apis --auth username:password --org myorgname

Note: Be sure to replace username, password and myorgname with your settings.

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Features

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Common Parameters

--auth

Optional. Set your Apigee credentials if --Config or a global config file is not set.

-C --Config

Optional. Set the path to your configuration file. Ommit if a global config file is set.

--org

Optional. Set your Apigee organization if --Config or a global config file is not set.

--noPrompts

Optional. Some commands will prompt you for further actions. Set this flag to disable prompts.

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Command reference and examples

List Resources (apis, developers, environments and files)

List the specified resource.

apigeecli list <resource>

• resource - apis, developers, environments, files

Resource Details (apis, developers, environments and files)

Display the details of the specified resource.

apigeecli detail <resource> <id>

• resource - apis, developers, environments
• id - the api name, deveoler id, or environment name.

Upload Resource Files (Org and Env)

Upload a resource file to the organization- or environment-level.

apigeecli upload file <path> [<environment>] [--type <type>] [--update]

• path - the path to the file to upload.
• environment - the destination environment. Omit for org-level upload.
• type - the file(s) type: jsc, java, py, node, wsdl, xsd, xsl. Default: jsc. Optional.
• --update - include this flag to update an existing resource file.

Download Resource Files (Org and Env)

Download a resource file.

apigeecli download file <path> <name> [<environment>] [--type <type>] [--encoding <encoding>]

• path - the path to save the file, without filename. "./" for root.
• name - the resource file's name.
• environment - the environment to find the file. Omit for org-level.
• type - the file(s) type: jsc, java, py, node, wsdl, xsd, xsl. Default: jsc. Optional.
• encoding - the encoding format of the saved file: utf8, binary. Default: utf8. Optional.

Delete a Resource File

Delete the specified resource file.

apigeecli delete file <name> [<environment>]

• name - the resource file's name.
• environment - the environment to find the file. Omit for org-level.

Delete Proxy Revisions

Delete one or more proxy revisions. Much easier then using the GUI.

apigeecli delete revisions <name> <revisions>

• name - the name of the proxy.
• revisions - the revisions to delete. Examples:
  • 1,2,3
  • 1-9
  • 1,3,5-8,10,12,14-20

Convert Proxy Revision from environment to environment

Convert a revision of a proxy from one environment to another via find and replace.

apigeecli convert <name> <revision> <src> <dest> [--map <path>] [--find <list1> --replace <list2> [--delim <char>]] [--outDir <dir>] [--noNewRev]

• name - the name of the proxy to convert.
• revision - the revision of the proxy.
• src - the source environment name, the "find" map key.
• dest - the destination environment, the "replace" map key.
• path - the path to the mapping file. Optional.
• list1 - a delimited list to search for. Optional. Used when no mapping file.
• list2 - a delimited list to replace list1. Optional. Used when no mapping file.
• char - the list delimiter for list1 and list2. Default: pipe (|). Optional.
• dir - the directory to output the converted files. Optional. Omit to not save local files.
• --noNewRev - stops the converted files from being saved as a new revision. Useful when used with --outDir.

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Prompt Flow

Many commands will end with a prompt to drill down for more detail or to execute tasks. For example:

• Get a list of your proxies.
• Enter the number of a proxy.
• See a list of revisions under the proxy.
• Enter the number of a revision to convert.
• Enter the source environment of the revision.
• Enter the the destination environment.

The tool will run the convert task on the revision and save it as a new revision.

Note: disable prompts with the --noPrompts flag.

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Configuring Your Apigee Credentials

apigeecli will look for your credentials in the following order:

• In the command itself with --auth and --org.
• In the root-level ./apigee_config.json config file.
• In the global config file set with apigeecli config save -g.

You can CRUD your global app credentials with the following command.

apigeecli config save|delete|echo --org myOrg --auth username:password -g

Credentials File Example

You can manually set a JSON file named apigee_config.json with your credentials.

{
 "org": "MyOrganization",
 "auth": "username:password"
}

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Apigee Environments Mapping File

You can setup a file that contains a list of strings to find and replace throughout your deployed proxies.

For example, running the command:

apigeecli convert proxyName 5 dev qa --map "map.json"

Will download the dev version of your proxyName proxy, find and replace the substrings in the map.json file, save it as a new revision, and deploy it under the qa environment.

Sample mapping file:

{
  "dev": [
    "dev.yourdomain.com",
    "s3.amazonaws.com/com.yourdomain.api-dev"
  ],
 
  "qa": [
    "qa.yourdomain.com",
    "s3.amazonaws.com/com.yourdomain.api-qa"
  ],
 
  "prod": [
    "prod.yourdomain.com",
    "s3.amazonaws.com/com.yourdomain.api"
  ]
}
 

Needless to say, be careful with the substrings you choose to find/replace. Use longer substrings to prevent inadvertant replaces from happening.

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Copyright and license

Copyright (c) 2016, Shoutpoint, Inc.

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