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ISPAPI Command-line interface



ISPAPI is a new simple command-line interface connected with your Hexonet account allowing you to deal with the system via API Commands.

Our new tool supports graphical and shell based mode and is available for LINUX, WINDOWS and MAC OS.

Download[edit]

Linux (Ubuntu and Debian)[edit]

Latest version: ISPAPI Command-line interface (Version 1.0.9, 2016-08-11)

Windows[edit]

Latest version: ISPAPI Command-line interface (Version 1.0.8, 2015-06-12)

Mac OS[edit]

Latest version: ISPAPI Command-line interface (Version 1.0.8, 2015-06-12)

The latest release includes the following fixes:

  • Fixed to work with Ubuntu 16.04
  • Bug fixes in the command parsing
  • Clear button
  • New GUI - Split screen (command and response on the same screen)
  • Various usability optimizations
  • Copy/Paste functionality also working on MAC OS now


Installation[edit]

Linux[edit]

Over shell[edit]

sudo dpkg -i ispapi_latest_all.deb

Over the Software-Center[edit]

Launch the downloaded "ispapi_latest_all.deb" file and install it.

Ubuntu Software-Center

Windows[edit]

No installation needed, unzip the ZIP file and launch "ispapi.exe".

Mac OS[edit]

Open the "ispapi_latest.dmg" and drag and drop the "ispapi" application file where you want.

Mac OS installer

Use[edit]

Linux[edit]

Graphical mode[edit]

ispapi --gui

ISPAPI Command-line interface - Graphical mode

Go to „Settings“ → „API Credentials“ and fill your credentials. They will be saved in a profile file.

Shell based mode[edit]

ispapi --login=test.user --password=test.passw0rd --entity=1234 [command]

More details available with: ispapi --help

Example: ispapi --login=test.user --password=test.passw0rd --entity=1234 checkdomain mydomain.com

ISPAPI Commandline interface - Shell based mode

If you don't want to send your credentials with each queries, open the Graphical mode, go to „Settings“ → „API Credentials“ and fill your credentials. They will be saved in a profile file. Once done, the saved credentials will be used for each queries and the query will look like: ispapi [command]

Example: ispapi checkdomain mydomain.com

Windows[edit]

Graphical mode[edit]

Launch the "ispapi.exe" application or launch it over the command-line: ispapi.exe --gui

ISPAPI Command-line interface - Graphical mode

Go to „Settings“ → „API Credentials“ and fill your credentials. They will be saved in a profile file.

Shell based mode[edit]

ispapi.exe --login=test.user --password=test.passw0rd --entity=1234 [command]

More details available with: ispapi.exe --help

Example: ispapi.exe --login=test.user --password=test.passw0rd --entity=1234 checkdomain mydomain.com

ISPAPI Commandline interface - Shell based mode

If you don't want to send your credentials with each queries, open the Graphical mode, go to „Settings“ → „API Credentials“ and fill your credentials. They will be saved in a profile file. Once done, the saved credentials will be used for each queries and the query will look like: ispapi.exe [command]

Example: ispapi.exe checkdomain mydomain.com

Mac OS[edit]

Graphical mode[edit]

Launch the "ispapi" application or launch it over the command-line:
cd ispapi.app/Contents/Resources/
./ispapi.py --gui

ISPAPI Command-line interface - Graphical mode

Go to „Settings“ → „API Credentials“ and fill your credentials. They will be saved in a profile file.

Shell based mode[edit]

cd ispapi.app/Contents/Resources/
./ispapi.py --login=test.user --password=test.passw0rd --entity=1234 [command]

More details available with: ./ispapi.py --help

Example: ./ispapi.py --login=test.user --password=test.passw0rd --entity=1234 checkdomain mydomain.com

ISPAPI Commandline interface - Shell based mode

If you don't want to send your credentials with each queries, open the Graphical mode, go to „Settings“ → „API Credentials“ and fill your credentials. They will be saved in a profile file. Once done, the saved credentials will be used for each queries and the query will look like: ./ispapi.py [command]

Example: ./ispapi.py checkdomain mydomain.com