Kipalog CLI

Command Line Tool based on Nodejs for Kipalog

Installation

Install with npm:

$ npm i -g kipalog-cli

https://www.npmjs.com/package/kipalog-cli

Development and Build

Develop

Install dependencies

npm i
npm i -g babel-core babel-cli

Dev

babel-node index.src.js

Build this project

npm run build

Usage

First time, config your API Key for using this CLI

$ kipalog config

or you can add with command: $ kipalog config <your-api-key>

If you want to change your API key. Set it again with: $ kipalog config or $ kipalog config <your-api-key>

Delete your API Key setting:

$ kipalog delete

This CLI use for:

http://kipalog.com

https://github.com/Kipalog/Kipalog-API-Doc

How to get that API:

Kipalog API Doc#Prepare

Upload your post

Write your post in a Markdown file.

Example: README.md And open your BASH or CMD or anything you can command. Remember your path of README.md or just need cd to the folder containing this file.

$ kipalog post README.md --title "Hello world" --tag "TIL, Nodejs, CSS" --public true

or you can run for draft:

$ kipalog post README.md --title "Hello world" --tag "TIL, Nodejs, CSS"

dont forget, if your path of file has any space, wrap it with '' or "". Example: "READ ME.md"

Option of kipalog post command

option		value	desciption
--title or -t	requried	string	title of your post
--tag	requried	string	list of tag, split by comma
--public or -p	option	boolean	publish your post or not (defalut: false)

Notice: each option is followed by its value, example: --title "title of post" .

Preview your post

$ kipalog preview <your-post-path.md> <path-file-will-save-as.html>

Example:

$ kipalog preview readme.md readme.html

Get post from Kipalog

Default: If you dont give path to save file. File will be saved in where you command. Filename default is: timestamp-kipalog-optionname[-tag].json

Hot

Get 30 recent hot post

$ kipalog get --hot [--path=<path-save-response.json>]

Newest

Get 30 recent newest post

$ kipalog get --new [--path=<path-save-response.json>]

Newest

Get 30 recent post by tag.

$ kipalog get --tagby <tagname> [--path=<path-save-response.json>]

Orther options

$ kipalog --help
$ kipalog -h
$ kipalog --version
$ kipalog -v

Copyright and license

Copyright 2016 - 2017 Pierre Neter. Released under the MIT license.