App-pepper

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README.md  view on Meta::CPAN

- `--exec=COMMAND` - specify a command to execute. If not provided, pepper goes into interactive mode.
- `--nossl` - disable TLS and connect over plaintext.
- `--insecure` - disable TLS certificate checks.
- `--lang=LANG` - set the language when logging in.
- `--debug` - debug mode, makes `Net::EPP::Simple` verbose.

# USAGE MODES

Pepper supports two usage modes:

- 1. **Interactive mode:** this is the default mode. Pepper will provide a command prompt (with history and line editing capabilities) allowing you to input commands manually.
- 2. **Script mode:** if Pepper's `STDIN` is fed a stream of text (ie, it's not attached to a terminal) then commands will be read from `STDIN` and executed sequentially. Pepper will exit once EOF is reached.

# SYNTAX

Once running in interactive mode, Pepper provides a simple command-line interface. The available commands are listed below.

## Getting Help

Use `help COMMAND` at any time to get information about that command. Where a command supports different object types (ie domain, host, contact), use `help command-type`, ie `help create-domain`.

lib/App/pepper.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

    'key'            => \&handle_key,
    'restore'        => \&handle_restore,
    'update'        => \&handle_update,
};

our $term;
$term = Term::ReadLine->new('pepper') if (-t STDIN && -t STDOUT);

my $outfh = ($term ? \*STDOUT : \*STDERR);

my $prompt = 'pepper> ';

my $histfile = $ENV{'HOME'}.'/.pepper_history';

my $xml = XML::LibXML->new;

if ($term) {
    $term->ReadHistory($histfile) if ('Term::ReadLine::Gnu' eq $term->ReadLine);

    note('Welcome to pepper!');

lib/App/pepper.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

} else {
    note("Entering batch mode");

}

#
# main loop
#
my $last;
while (1) {
    $prompt = sprintf('pepper (%s@%s)> ', $epp->{'user'}, $epp->{'host'}) if ($epp->authenticated);

    my $command;
    if ($term) {
        $command = $term->readline($prompt);

    } else {
        $command = <STDIN>;
        chomp($command);

        # remove any trailing comment
        $command =~ s/\#.*//g;
    }

    if (!defined($command)) {

lib/App/pepper.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

=item * C<--debug> - debug mode, makes C<Net::EPP::Simple> verbose.

=back

=head1 USAGE MODES

Pepper supports two usage modes:

=over

=item 1. B<Interactive mode:> this is the default mode. Pepper will provide a command prompt (with history and line editing capabilities) allowing you to input commands manually.

=item 2. B<Script mode:> if Pepper's C<STDIN> is fed a stream of text (ie, it's not attached to a terminal) then commands will be read from C<STDIN> and executed sequentially. Pepper will exit once EOF is reached.

=back

=head1 SYNTAX

Once running in interactive mode, Pepper provides a simple command-line interface. The available commands are listed below.

=head2 Getting Help