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A suite of CLI utilities for account pool and device spy services.

Project description

RC CLI - Development Tools

A powerful command-line tool for development workflows.

📦 Installation

pip install rc-cli-tools

Or install from source:

git clone <repository-url>
cd utils-kts
pip install -e .

⚙️ Configuration

First-Time Setup (Recommended)

After installation, configure RC CLI using the interactive setup:

rc config setup

This will:

  • Guide you through the configuration process
  • Create ~/.rc-cli.env with your settings
  • Validate the configuration

Quick Check

# View current configuration
rc config show

# Validate configuration
rc config validate

Manual Configuration (Alternative)

Create ~/.rc-cli.env in your home directory:

# Copy the example file
cp .env.example ~/.rc-cli.env

# Edit with your actual values
# IMPORTANT: Replace 'yourcompany' with your actual company domain
vim ~/.rc-cli.env

Example configuration:

# Company name (for file naming)
COMPANY_NAME=YourCompany

# GitLab Configuration (IMPORTANT: Include /api/v4)
SP_GITLAB_BASE_URL=https://git.yourcompany.com/api/v4
SP_GITLAB_PROJECT_ID=24890
GITLAB_TOKEN=your-gitlab-personal-access-token

# mThor Account Pool GitLab Configuration (recommended)
MTHOR_GITLAB_BASE_URL=https://git.yourcompany.com/api/v4
MTHOR_GITLAB_PROJECT_ID=12345
MTHOR_GITLAB_FILE_PATH=src/main/resources/account/mThor-mZeus-account.yaml
MTHOR_GITLAB_BRANCH=master

# Internal APIs
SP_INTAPI_BASE_URL=http://intapi.yourcompany.com:8082
AP_BASE_URL=https://account-pool.yourcompany.com
DS_BASE_URL=https://device-spy.yourcompany.com

Important:

  • The .rc-cli.env file in your home directory is global for all projects
  • You can also create a .env file in specific project directories
  • Never commit .env files to version control

Configuration Locations

RC CLI searches for configuration in this order (first found wins):

  1. .env in current directory (project-specific)
  2. ~/.rc-cli.env in your home directory (global)
  3. Environment variables in your shell (highest priority)

Getting GitLab Token

  1. Go to GitLab → User Settings → Access Tokens
  2. Create a new token with read_api scope
  3. Copy the token and use it in your configuration

🚀 Quick Start

# Check configuration
rc config

# Service Parameters
rc sp tui              # Interactive TUI (recommended)
rc sp list             # List all service parameters
rc sp search 'SMS'     # Search for parameters

# Feature Flags
rc ffs tui             # Interactive TUI
rc ffs search 'flag'   # Search flags

# Account Pool
rc ap tui                      # Interactive TUI (includes all features below)
rc ap get webAqaXmn            # Get random account
rc ap by-alias webAqaXmn       # Get account by alias from GitLab
rc ap list-aliases             # List all available aliases
rc ap alias-info webAqaXmn     # Get alias details

# Device Spy
rc ds udid <UDID>              # Get device info
rc ds devices android          # List devices

# Downloads
rc download aqa        # Download AQA apps

📖 Documentation

For detailed documentation, visit [Documentation Link] or run:

rc info

🔐 Security Notes

  • Never commit .env files to version control
  • Use GitLab personal access tokens, not passwords
  • Keep your tokens secure and rotate them regularly

🐛 Troubleshooting

"GitLab URL not configured" Error

This means you haven't set up your configuration yet:

# Check configuration status
rc config show

# Run setup wizard
rc config setup

Configuration Not Loading

# Check which config files exist
rc config show

# Verify file location
ls -la ~/.rc-cli.env

DNS Resolution Errors

If you see "nodename nor servname provided" error:

  • Your SP_GITLAB_BASE_URL is using the default placeholder
  • Run rc config setup to set the correct GitLab URL
  • Or edit ~/.rc-cli.env with your actual GitLab server URL

📚 Documentation

📝 License

[Your License Here]

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