CLI
Access to the Bloq CLI is through bcl.
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Usage: bcl <COMMAND>
The following commands are available:
client-keys
Manage Bloq client key(s)
client-token
Generate new client token(s)
clusters
Manage Bloq node clusters
conf
Manage configuration
events
Get Bloq Events
help
Display help for bcl
login
Login to Bloq account
logout
Clear local user data
nodes
Manage Bloq nodes
profile
Retrieve user profile
signup
Setup a new Bloq account
status
Get Bloq services status
update-password
Update user password
verify
Verify Bloq account and complete signup process
Client Keys
Client Keys are required to access Bloq services and generate Access and Refresh tokens.
The following operations are supported within bcl client-keys <OPERATION>
create
Create a new client-key
list (default)
Get list of client-keys
remove
Remove a client-key
Create Client Keys
The bcl client-keys create operation enables users to create a Client Key ID and Client Key Secret pair.
A user must create a client-key in order to use Bloq services.
WARNING
Make sure to save your Client Key Secret in a secure location. Secrets are not viewable in the future. Upon Client Key Secret generation, the secret is automatically copied to the clipboard for easy storage.
List Client Keys
The bcl client-keys list operation enables users to list existing keys by Client Key ID. Client Key Secret are not viewable.
Remove Client Keys
The bcl client-keys remove operation enables users to remove a Client Key ID and Client Key Secret pair.
Client Token
The bcl client-token command creates a clientAccessToken and refreshToken for use with Bloq services.
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A client-key pair must be created prior to creating a clientAccessToken or refreshToken. Use the bcl client-keys command if client-keys do not currently exist.
A clientAccessToken is a short-lived (1 hr) token that is required by applications to access Bloq services (Nodes, etc).
A refreshToken is a longer term (1 year) token that enables your application to request a new clientAccessToken to the authentication server. When the clientAccessToken expires, the refreshToken will let you obtain a new clientAccessToken. The refreshToken is renewed every time a new clientAccessToken is requested.
WARNING
Make sure to save your clientAccessToken and refreshToken in a secure location. Upon token generation, the they will no longer be possible to access again.
Clusters
The bcl clusters <METHOD> <OPTIONAL FLAGS> command enables the user to interact with and manage their registered Bloq clusters. The <METHOD> is the clusters method that can be invoked.
Valid <METHOD> options are:
chains
info
list
remove
services
Optional Flags
The following are the list of optional flags for the bcl clusters command:
-a, --all
List all clusters
-c, --capacity
Specify the node capacity for the cluster (default: 2)
-i, --clusterId
Specify the cluster to interact with
-s, --serviceId
Specify a specific clusters service
-t, --authType
Speciy the authentication type for clusters (default: basic) Options include basic, jwt
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bcl clusters methods do not require any additional flags. If more input is required, the client will prompt you for that information upon command execution.
Conf
Set Client Keys
In order to reload your previous Client Keys to the CLI, use the following commands:
bcl conf --key clientId --value <Previous_clientId>
bcl conf --key clientSecret --value <Previous_clientSecret>
Retrieve Account Access Token
To retrieve the Account Access Token that is generated upon bcl login, use the following command:
bcl conf accessToken
Events
The bcl events command provides a history of the most recent events.
Use the -s=<service> flag to filter events by services.
Valid options for <service> are:
accounts
nodes
Help
The bcl help command provides the help screen.
Login
The bcl login -u <Account ID> command authenticates and logs the user into the CLI.
The Account ID is contained within the user signup confirmation email.
Logout
The bcl logout command logs the user out of the CLI and removes any local user data from the CLI.
Nodes
The bcl nodes <METHOD> <OPTIONAL FLAGS> command enables the user to access Bloq Nodes services and manage their registered Bloq Nodes. The <METHOD> is the Nodes service method that can be invoked.
Valid <METHOD> options are:
chains
info
list
remove
services
Optional Flags
The following are the list of optional flags for the bcl nodes command:
-a, --all
List all nodes
-i, --nodeId
Specify the node to interact with
-s, --serviceId
Specify an exact service encompassed by Bloq Nodes
-t, --authType
Speciy the authentication type for a node (default: basic) Options include basic, jwt
TIP
bcl nodes methods do not require any additional flags. If more input is required, the client will prompt you for that information upon command execution.
Profile
The bcl profile command provides information about the user including:
Account ID
Display Name
Email Address
Verification Status
Status
The bcl status command provides the online status of Bloq services.
Update-Password
The bcl update-password command provides the ability for the user to change their existing password associated with their Bloq account.
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