ronar / trubeapp-command-line-tool

Command line tool for partner to work with TruBe REST API

TruBe Command Line Tool

Command line tool for partner to work with TruBe REST API. Valid credentials are needed in order to make requests. This tool is very helpful and provides a number of essentials command of Partner APP without installing it. 😁

Installation

Clone the repository and run the python propose.py command:

$ git clone [email protected]:ronar/trubeapp-command-line-tool.git
$ cd trubeapp-command-line-tool
$ python propose.py

For help provide the -h or --help flag:

$ python propose.py -h

And that's it! Default user and password could be added for more convinient way working with the program.

Requirements

None

Commands

-h, --help show this help message and exit
-w, --wipe wipe all partner auth info
-v, --verbose increase output verbosity
-u USER, --user USER
--password PASSWORD
-l, --list-bookings | prints list of bookings
-p PROPOSE, --propose PROPOSE | partner proposes for booking
-s START_SESSION, --start-session START_SESSION | partner starts a session
-c CONCLUDE_SESSION, --conclude-session CONCLUDE_SESSION | partner concludes a session
-d DECLINE_SESSION, --decline-session DECLINE_SESSION | partner declines a booking
-t TRAINER_DECLINING, --trainer-declining TRAINER_DECLINING | partner declines a direct booking
-r REJECT, --reject REJECT | partner rejects an assigned session

License

    TruBe Command Line Tool
    Copyright (C) 2017  Vladimir Shishlyannikov

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