@cocalc/api-client
Advanced tools
Here's an example of how to use this API to connect to a project and do some basic things. This communicates via HTTP via the nextjs api.
NOTE: This is very new and not used by anything yet.
Set some environment variables. You'll have to get the API_KEY from the settings of your project.
export PROJECT_ID=6640ddad-4bdd-4745-8e63-8db74686a20e
export API_KEY=sk-FcnRs3NxsTZROgbF000001
export API_SERVER=http://localhost:9001
The run code in node from the shell in the current directory:
> a = require('@cocalc/api-client')
> await a.project.exec({project_id:process.env.PROJECT_ID, command:'ls -a'})
> await a.project.jupyterExec({project_id:process.env.PROJECT_ID, kernel:'python3-ubuntu', input:"import os; print('hi'*100, os.getpid())"})
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CoCalc api client - use cocalc from nodejs
We found that @cocalc/api-client demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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