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@axway/amplify-api-builder-cli
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An installable API Builder Standalone CLI package for the Axway AMPLIFY CLI.
Assuming you are familiar with Node.js and npm, you should first install the Axway AMPLIFY CLI, which will give you connectivity to the Axway AMPLIFY Platform. Note that you must first have an account on https://platform.axway.com, and be provisioned in API Central:
$ [sudo] npm install -g @axway/amplify-cli
Use the AMPLIFY package manager command to install the API Builder Standalone command line:
$ amplify pm install @axway/amplify-api-builder-cli
Using the API Builder Standalone CLI, you can create a new project and initialize it with proxy services available from API Central. Log in to the Axway AMPLIFY Platform production server using the following command:
$ amplify auth login --env prod --client-id apicentral
Then, initialize a new API Builder Standalone project and specify the --get-catalog
option. This will use the current AMPLIFY user session to download the proxy services available from API Central. The command will create the project, download the proxy services, and execute an npm install
in the myproject
directory.
$ amplify builder init --get-catalog myproject
$ cd myproject
$ npm start
Once it is running, you can open your browser to http://localhost:8080/console
to access the UI.
Running an API Builder service will launch the runtime and the UI, which can be used to make changes to your service. By default, the service will bind to http://localhost:8080
. If you wish to change this, see the following section on Providing environment-specific configuration. Any time you wish to start the service, change directory into your project and execute:
$ npm start
Then, open a browser to: http://localhost:8080/console
Create an API Builder service.
--get-catalog - Uses an existing authenticated login to access API Central to download the API Catalog for use within API Builder.
dir - The directory to initialize.
Creates and initializes a new API Builder service by creating the service in a directory specified by dir
. The command will not run if the directory exists or if the command is run within an API Builder service directory.
Initialize a new project directory and download the API Catalog (requires login):
$ amplify builder init --get-catalog myproject
Initialize a new project directory:
$ amplify builder init myproject
Download the API Catalog from API Central into an existing project directory.
A valid AMPLIFY user login is required to use this command. It will connect to API Central and download and install the API Catalog into an existing project directory. You must be in your project directory to execute this command.
Download and install the API Catalog into an existing project (requires login):
$ amplify builder get-catalog
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The npm package @axway/amplify-api-builder-cli receives a total of 72 weekly downloads. As such, @axway/amplify-api-builder-cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @axway/amplify-api-builder-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 14 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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