Requires Node.js 6.4.0 or above
To install, clone the repo and run npm install in the repo directory. You can now run with node path/to/repo/eleos-form-cli.js ...arguments.
Additionally, you can run npm link in the repo directory. This allows you to run eleos-form-cli ...arguments from any terminal (cmd, cygwin, bash, etc) provided your PATH includes npm's bin.
On Windows, you may need to add npm's bin to your PATH environment variable. It's typically at %UserProfile%\AppData\Roaming\npm.
Usage:
key form [file] gets a form and either outputs to console or to file
key form file --update sets a form using specified file
Flags:
--update --u sets a form or javascript property using the specified file
--serialiaztion-only --s gets/sets only the serialization_javascript property
--visibility-only --v gets/sets only the visibility_javascript property
--no-confirm --n skips confirmation prompts
--overwrite --o overwrites existing files
--override-server server defaults to https://platform.driveaxleapp.com/api/v1/forms/
Cannot get/set both serialization and visibility at the same time.
Examples:
node eleos-form-editor.js SECRETKEY SomeFormCode
eleos-form-editor SECRETKEY SomeFormCode serialization.js --update --serialization
You can also specify named arguments instead of positional:
eleos-form-editor --key SECRETKEY --form SomeFormCode --file outfile.json
If your key begins with -- use = to assign argument value:
eleos-form-editor --key=--SECRETKEY
If you'd like to save your key:
eleos-form-editor --save-key production --key SECRETKEY
Custom encryption key and file path:
eleos-form-editor --password keyboardcat --keyfile ~/.keys --save-key sandbox --key SECRETKEY
Use --environment to set environment on run:
eleos-form-editor --environment production --password keyboardcat --form SomeForm