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Getting Started with CLI

Follow the steps mentioned below to be able to use the CLI tool:

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Export the host and port of the SC as environment variables in your  bashrc  file before using the CLI Tool.
Example:

export STRATOS_URL=https://192.168.92.10:9445

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Export the following environment variables by adding them into your bashrc file.

export JAVA_HOME=/opt/jdk1.6.0_24/
export PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH
$ cd wso2s2cli-1.0.0

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Add execute permission to the script.

$ chmod 755 ./stratos.sh

If you wish you can also export your username and password as environment variables.
If you export only the username, you will be prompted to enter the password.

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CLI Modes

The CLI tool will be able to use in two different modes, which are namely the interactive mode and the single command line mode. In both modes the user must login to be able to execute commands successfully.

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• Call stratos.sh to log-in to Stratos Controller using this mode:
  As mentioned previously, providing the password as an argument is optional. The CLI tool will prompt for the password.
  

  Code Block
  $ stratos.sh -u <username> -p <password>

  Example:
  $ stratos.sh  -u admin@wso2.org   -p admin123

  The log-in help will be shown, if you have provided wrong parameters to log-in.
  As mentioned previously, the password is prompted only if the password argument is not passed.

• Once you have successfully logged in, you can use the help command to get an idea of the various actions that can be carried out via the interactive command line shell interface named Stratos .

  Code Block
  stratos> help

  The output will appear as follows:

  

   

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