A cli to interact with klev
To interact with klev you need an authtoken. You can get one after registering at the dashboard. Pass it to the cli either via --authtoken
flag or through KLEV_TOKEN
environment variable. For example:
$ klev --authtoken "XXX_YYY" paths
{
"/egress_webhook": "get/delete egress webhook",
"/egress_webhooks": "list/create egress webhooks",
"/ingress_webhook": "get/delete ingress webhook",
"/ingress_webhooks": "list/create ingress webhooks",
"/log": "get/delete log",
"/logs": "list/create logs",
"/message": "post/get message",
"/messages": "publish/consume messages",
"/offset": "get/set/delete offset",
"/offsets": "list offsets",
"/token": "get/delete token",
"/tokens": "list/create tokens"
}
klev
gives access to most of the functionality available through the api.
$ klev
cli to interact with klev
Usage:
klev [command]
Available Commands:
completion Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell
consume consumes messages
egress-webhooks interact with egress webhooks
help Help about any command
ingress-webhooks interact with ingress webhooks
logs interact with logs
offsets interact with offsets
paths get paths in klev; validate token
publish publish a message
tokens interact with tokens
Flags:
--authtoken string token to use for authorization
-h, --help help for klev
Use "klev [command] --help" for more information about a command.
To publish a message with values as a string use:
$ klev publish log_2IKrqtEBeYobBAM2gkuFNB6pBFL --value "hello world"
{
"next_offset": 1
}
To consume messages and render them as strings use:
$ klev consume log_2IKrqtEBeYobBAM2gkuFNB6pBFL --encoding string
{
"next_offset": 1,
"encoding": "string",
"messages": [
{
"offset": 0,
"time": 0,
"value": "hello world"
}
]
}
To release a new version of the cli:
- run
make release
- use GH UI to create a new release, attaching everything from
dist/archive/