optimizely-cli 0.3.0

System Requirements

optimizely-cli runs on Linux and Mac OS X, and requires Python 2.7.x+. It may work on other versions of Python.

Installation

Install or upgrade optimizely-cli using pip:

$ pip install –upgrade optimizely-cli

If you get some sort of error about TLS versions like this:

“There was a problem confirming the ssl certificate: [SSL: TLSV1_ALERT_PROTOCOL_VERSION]”

Then install a newer version of pip and then install again:

$ curl https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py | python

Getting Started

To use optimizely-cli, you need to link it to your Optimizely account. The quickest way to get started is to run the opti init command and follow the instructions:

$ opti init
    First visit https://app.optimizely.com/v2/profile/api to create a new access token
    Enter the token you created here:
    Verifying token...
    Token is valid
    Credentials written to .optimizely-credentials.json
    Do not add this file to version control!
    It should stay private

    Checking for an existing project...
    Successfully created project (id: <project_id>)
    Config file written to .optimizely.json

You can move .optimizely-credentials.json to your home directory (the opti tool will look there as long as your project is under your home):

$ mv .optimizely-credentials.json ~/

Or add it to your .gitignore file like this:

$ echo .optimizely-credentials.json >> .gitignore

Don’t commit your credentials to version control!

$ opti project list

$ opti project create

$ opti event list

$ opti event create new_event

$ opti pull

$ opti push

Command Completion

The opti utility can complete your commands. Just add the following to your .bashrc:

eval “$(_OPTI_COMPLETE=source opti)”

Contributing

Please see our Contributing Guidelines.

Additional Code

Please see Additional Code.

Any use of the Optimizely Service is subject to our Terms of Service or the separate, written agreement between your company and Optimizely (if any).