NAME

Respite::CommandLine - Provide an easy way to get commandline abstraction of Respite::Base

$Id: CommandLine.pod,v 1.4 2013/09/23 19:13:18 paul Exp $

SYNOPSIS

    use Respite::CommandLine;

    # run under a local interface (on the server)
    Respite::CommandLine->run({
        api_meta => 'Some::Class',
    });

    # Also on the server
    Respite::CommandLine->run({
        api_meta => {  # will use Respite::Base
            methods => {
                foo => sub { return {FOO => 1} },
            },
        },
    });


    # run under a remote interface (on a client)
    use Respite::CommandLine;
    Respite::CommandLine->run({
        api_meta => {
            remote  => 1, # will use Respite::Client
            service => 'foo',
            host    => 'localhost',
            brand   => 'test',
            pass    => '-',
            port    => 50000,
            no_ssl  => 1,
        },
    });


    # it is also possible to use this as a reusable service in other utilities
    my $cmdclient = Respite::CommandLine->new({api_meta => {service => 'dist', port => 50905, host => 'example.com'}});
    my $data = $cmdclient->run_method(hello => {foo => 1});

    # will prompt for password
    my $data = $cmdclient->run_method(hello => {test_auth => 1});

OPTIONS

api_meta

May be a class name, or a hashref of information necessary for passing to Respite::Base or Respite::Client. If it is a classname, it should be capable of handling run_method (typically should be a subclass of Respite::Base). Otherwise the hashref should conform to the standards for Respite::Base. If a api_meta contains a true value for "remote", then Respite::Client will be used instead.