mercury-cli 1.1.0

A CLI wrapper for Mercury-OCIP

Mercury CLI

A command-line interface for managing and automating Broadworks provisioning operations.

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Installation

Prerequisites

• Python 3.12 or higher
• Access to a Broadworks provisioning server

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Getting Started

Launch the CLI by running:

mercury-cli

On first launch, you will be prompted to authenticate with your Mercury server credentials:

• Username
• Password
• Server URL (e.g., https://mercury.example.com/webservice/services/ProvisioningService)
• TLS option (defaults to yes)

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Skip Authentication (Development)

For testing purposes, you can skip the login prompt via the --no-login flag:

mercury-cli --no-login

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Available Commands

General Commands

Command	Description
help [command]	Display available commands or get help for a specific command
sysver	Display the current system software version
clear	Clear the terminal screen
exit	Exit the CLI

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Bulk Operations

The CLI supports bulk creation and modification operations using CSV files.

Bulk Create

Command	Description
bulk create hunt_group <file_path>	Create hunt groups from CSV
bulk create call_pickup <file_path>	Create call pickup groups from CSV
bulk create call_center <file_path>	Create call centers from CSV
bulk create auto_attendant <file_path>	Create auto attendants from CSV

Bulk Modify

Command	Description
bulk modify call_center agent_list <file_path>	Modify call center agent lists from CSV

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Plugin Commands

Mercury CLI supports a plugin system for extending functionality.

Command	Description
plugin list	List all available plugins

Loaded plugins automatically register their own commands and subcommands.

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Features

• Tab completion for commands and file paths
• Command history with auto-suggest
• Input validation
• Progress indicators for long-running operations
• Detailed error reporting for bulk operations

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