CLI Commands
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This file contains a list of available console commands.
Console Tool
Usage:
command [options] [arguments]
Options:
-h, --help Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command
--silent Do not output any message
-q, --quiet Only errors are displayed. All other output is suppressed
-V, --version Display this application version
--ansi|--no-ansi Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output
-n, --no-interaction Do not ask any interactive question
-v|vv|vvv, --verbose Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
Available commands:
completion Dump the shell completion script
help Display help for a command
list List commands
action Manage and test user actions
api-test Test API endpoints by making HTTP requests
cleanup-expired-hostnames Cleans up expired hostnames from the database and Cloudflare.
connector Manage and test target system connectors
connector-health-check Run health checks for connectors
connector:test-config Test connector configuration management
manage-users Manages users: creates, shows, deletes, and promotes to admin.
## API Test Command
The `api-test` command allows you to test API endpoints directly from the command line.
### Usage:
```bash
php bin/console api:test <endpoint> [options]
Options:
--method=METHODHTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) [default: "GET"]--data=DATAPOST data as JSON string [default: "{}"]--headers=HEADERSAdditional headers as JSON string [default: "{}"]--base-url=BASE-URLBase URL for the API [default: "https://ddns.oit.sk"]-v, --verboseShow detailed response information
Examples:
# Test health endpoint
php bin/console api-test /api/v1/ealth
# Test DDNS update with POST data
php bin/console api-test /api/v1/ddns/update --method=POST --data='{"hostname":"test.com","token":"abc123"}'
# Test with custom headers
php bin/console api-test /api/v1/test --headers='{"Authorization":"Bearer token123"}'
# Verbose output
php bin/console api-test /api/v1/health -v
Action Command
The action command allows you to manage and test user actions from the command line.
Usage:
php bin/console action <action> [options] [arguments]
Actions:
list- List user actionsinspect- Show detailed information about a specific actiontest- Execute an action for testing purposes
Options:
--user=USER_ID- Filter actions by user ID--hostname=HOSTNAME_ID- Filter actions by hostname ID
Examples:
List all actions for a user:
php bin/console action list --user=123
List actions for a specific hostname:
php bin/console action list --hostname=456
Inspect an action:
php bin/console action inspect 789
Test an action (with confirmation):
php bin/console action test 789
Test Command Features:
- Real execution: Actually executes the action using the appropriate connector
- Logging: Creates records in the
action_executionstable - Safety: Requires user confirmation before execution
- Error handling: Proper error reporting and logging
- Performance: Measures and reports execution time
Connector Command
The connector command allows you to manage and test target system connectors.
Usage:
php bin/console connector <action> [connector_name] [options]
Actions:
list- List all available connectorsinspect- Show detailed information about a specific connectortest- Test a connector with provided credentials
Options:
--credentials=CREDENTIALS- JSON credentials for testing--params=PARAMS- JSON parameters for testing--ip=IP- IP address for testing (default: 192.168.1.100)
Examples:
List all connectors:
php bin/console connector list
Inspect a connector:
php bin/console connector inspect HetznerFirewall
Test a connector:
php bin/console connector test HetznerFirewall \
--credentials='{"api_token":"your_token"}' \
--params='{"firewall_id":"123","placeholder_ip":"0.0.0.0/32"}'
Features:
- Dynamic discovery: Automatically finds all registered connectors
- Sample data: Provides sample credentials and parameters for each connector
- Validation: Tests actual connector functionality
- Documentation: Shows expected parameters and usage examples
Connector Health Check Command
The connector-health-check command allows you to run health checks for target connectors.
Usage:
php bin/console connector-health-check [options]
Options:
--target=TARGET_ID, -t- Check specific target by ID--all, -a- Check all targets--overview, -o- Show health overview--needed, -n- Show targets needing health checks
Examples:
Show health overview:
php bin/console connector-health-check --overview
Check all targets:
php bin/console connector-health-check --all
Check specific target:
php bin/console connector-health-check --target=123
Show targets needing checks:
php bin/console connector-health-check --needed
Features:
- Health monitoring: Check connector connectivity and functionality
- Performance metrics: Track response times and failure rates
- Automated scheduling: Identify targets needing health checks
- Detailed reporting: Comprehensive health status information
Connector Test Config Command
The connector:test-config command allows you to test connector configuration management.
Usage:
php bin/console connector:test-config [options]
Options:
--list- List available connectors--validate- Validate a sample configuration--schema=SCHEMA- Show schema for connector type
Examples:
List available connectors:
php bin/console connector:test-config --list
Show schema for a connector:
php bin/console connector:test-config --schema=CLOUDFLARE_DNS
Validate sample configuration:
php bin/console connector:test-config --validate
Features:
- Configuration validation: Test connector configurations
- Schema inspection: View required and optional parameters
- Sample data: Generate and validate sample configurations
- Error reporting: Detailed validation error messages