Bookie Api and Command Line Client
This is a python implementation of the Bookie api and a command line client to interact with our Bookie installation.
Commands
The initial commands are admin related I need to help run and operate the https://bmark.us installation.
Getting Started
You need to create a .bookierc in your home directory with your username, api key, and api url for the site.
[main] username=admin api_key=12345678 api_url=https://bmark.us/api/v1
Commands
# check out the help for each command level $ bookie --help $ bookie invite --help $ bookie invite set --help # check your configuration by making a ping request $ bookie ping # Invite commands $ bookie invite list # set 'someuser' to have 10 invites $ bookie invite set -u someuser -i 10 # Import commands $ bookie import list # User Commands $ bookie user list $ bookie user add -u testing -e testing@gmail.com $ bookie user delete -u testing
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