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@vonage/cli-plugin-applications

A plugin for Vonage CLI

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$ npm install -g @vonage/cli-plugin-applications
$ @vonage/cli-plugin-applications COMMAND
running command...
$ @vonage/cli-plugin-applications (--version)
@vonage/cli-plugin-applications/1.2.2 darwin-arm64 node-v16.18.1
$ @vonage/cli-plugin-applications --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ @vonage/cli-plugin-applications COMMAND
...

Commands

@vonage/cli-plugin-applications apps

manage your Vonage applications

USAGE
  $ @vonage/cli-plugin-applications apps [--apiKey <value> --apiSecret <value>] [--appId <value> --keyFile
    <value>] [--sort <value>] [--filter <value>] [--output csv|json|yaml |  | ]

FLAGS
  --filter=<value>   filter property by partial string matching, ex: name=foo
  --output=<option>  output in a more machine friendly format
                     <options: csv|json|yaml>
  --sort=<value>     property to sort by (prepend '-' for descending)

VONAGE API FLAGS FLAGS
  --apiKey=<value>
  --apiSecret=<value>

VONAGE APPLICATION FLAGS FLAGS
  --appId=<value>
  --keyFile=<value>

DESCRIPTION
  manage your Vonage applications

EXAMPLES
  vonage apps

  vonage apps --output=json

See code: dist/commands/apps/index.js

@vonage/cli-plugin-applications apps:create [NAME]

create a new Vonage application

USAGE
  $ @vonage/cli-plugin-applications apps:create [NAME] [--apiKey <value> --apiSecret <value>] [--appId <value>
    --keyFile <value>] [--voice_answer_http GET|POST [--voice_answer_url <value> --voice_event_url <value>]]
    [--voice_event_http GET|POST ] [--messages_inbound_http GET|POST --messages_inbound_url <value>]
    [--messages_status_http GET|POST --messages_status_url <value>] [--rtc_event_http GET|POST --rtc_event_url <value>]
    [--vbc] [--improve_ai]

FLAGS
  --improve_ai                      Allow use of data for AI training? Read data collection disclosure -
                                    https://help.nexmo.com/hc/en-us/articles/4401914566036
  --messages_inbound_http=<option>  Messages Inbound Webhook HTTP Method
                                    <options: GET|POST>
  --messages_inbound_url=<value>    Messages Inbound Webhook URL Address
  --messages_status_http=<option>   Messages Status Webhook HTTP Method
                                    <options: GET|POST>
  --messages_status_url=<value>     Messages Status Webhook URL Address
  --rtc_event_http=<option>         RTC Event Webhook HTTP Method
                                    <options: GET|POST>
  --rtc_event_url=<value>           RTC Event Webhook URL Address
  --vbc                             VBC Capabilities Enabled
  --voice_answer_http=<option>      Voice Answer Webhook HTTP Method
                                    <options: GET|POST>
  --voice_answer_url=<value>        Voice Answer Webhook URL Address
  --voice_event_http=<option>       Voice Event Webhook HTTP Method
                                    <options: GET|POST>
  --voice_event_url=<value>         Voice Event Webhook URL Address

VONAGE API FLAGS FLAGS
  --apiKey=<value>
  --apiSecret=<value>

VONAGE APPLICATION FLAGS FLAGS
  --appId=<value>
  --keyFile=<value>

DESCRIPTION
  create a new Vonage application

EXAMPLES
  vonage apps:create

  vonage apps:create APP_NAME --voice_answer_url=https://www.sample.com --voice_event_url=https://www.sample.com

See code: dist/commands/apps/create.js

@vonage/cli-plugin-applications apps:delete [APPID]

delete a Vonage application

USAGE
  $ @vonage/cli-plugin-applications apps:delete [APPID] [--apiKey <value> --apiSecret <value>] [--appId <value>
    --keyFile <value>]

VONAGE API FLAGS FLAGS
  --apiKey=<value>
  --apiSecret=<value>

VONAGE APPLICATION FLAGS FLAGS
  --appId=<value>
  --keyFile=<value>

DESCRIPTION
  delete a Vonage application

EXAMPLES
  vonage apps:delete 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000

  vonage apps:delete

See code: dist/commands/apps/delete.js

@vonage/cli-plugin-applications apps:link [APPID] --number=[NUMBER]

link numbers to Vonage application

USAGE
  $ @vonage/cli-plugin-applications apps:link [APPID] --number=[NUMBER]

FLAGS
  --number=<value>  (required) Owned number to be assigned

VONAGE API FLAGS FLAGS
  --apiKey=<value>
  --apiSecret=<value>

VONAGE APPLICATION FLAGS FLAGS
  --appId=<value>
  --keyFile=<value>

DESCRIPTION
  link numbers to Vonage application

See code: dist/commands/apps/link.js

@vonage/cli-plugin-applications apps:show [APPID]

show Vonage application details

USAGE
  $ @vonage/cli-plugin-applications apps:show [APPID] [--apiKey <value> --apiSecret <value>] [--appId <value>
    --keyFile <value>]

VONAGE API FLAGS FLAGS
  --apiKey=<value>
  --apiSecret=<value>

VONAGE APPLICATION FLAGS FLAGS
  --appId=<value>
  --keyFile=<value>

DESCRIPTION
  show Vonage application details

See code: dist/commands/apps/show.js

@vonage/cli-plugin-applications apps:unlink

unlink numbers from Vonage application

USAGE
  $ @vonage/cli-plugin-applications apps:unlink [--apiKey <value> --apiSecret <value>] [--appId <value> --keyFile
    <value>] [--number <value>]

FLAGS
  --number=<value>  Owned number to be unassigned

VONAGE API FLAGS FLAGS
  --apiKey=<value>
  --apiSecret=<value>

VONAGE APPLICATION FLAGS FLAGS
  --appId=<value>
  --keyFile=<value>

DESCRIPTION
  unlink numbers from Vonage application

See code: dist/commands/apps/unlink.js

@vonage/cli-plugin-applications apps:update [APPID]

update a Vonage application

USAGE
  $ @vonage/cli-plugin-applications apps:update [APPID] [--apiKey <value> --apiSecret <value>] [--appId <value>
    --keyFile <value>] [--voice_answer_url <value>] [--voice_answer_http GET|POST] [--voice_event_url <value>]
    [--voice_event_http GET|POST] [--messages_inbound_url <value>] [--messages_inbound_http GET|POST]
    [--messages_status_url <value>] [--messages_status_http GET|POST] [--rtc_event_url <value>] [--rtc_event_http
    GET|POST] [--vbc]

FLAGS
  --messages_inbound_http=<option>  Messages Inbound Webhook HTTP Method
                                    <options: GET|POST>
  --messages_inbound_url=<value>    Messages Inbound Webhook URL Address
  --messages_status_http=<option>   Messages Status Webhook HTTP Method
                                    <options: GET|POST>
  --messages_status_url=<value>     Messages Status Webhook URL Address
  --rtc_event_http=<option>         RTC Event Webhook HTTP Method
                                    <options: GET|POST>
  --rtc_event_url=<value>           RTC Event Webhook URL Address
  --vbc                             VBC Capabilities Enabled
  --voice_answer_http=<option>      Voice Answer Webhook HTTP Method
                                    <options: GET|POST>
  --voice_answer_url=<value>        Voice Answer Webhook URL Address
  --voice_event_http=<option>       Voice Event Webhook HTTP Method
                                    <options: GET|POST>
  --voice_event_url=<value>         Voice Event Webhook URL Address

VONAGE API FLAGS FLAGS
  --apiKey=<value>
  --apiSecret=<value>

VONAGE APPLICATION FLAGS FLAGS
  --appId=<value>
  --keyFile=<value>

DESCRIPTION
  update a Vonage application

EXAMPLES
  vonage apps:update

  vonage apps:update APP_ID --voice_answer_url="https://www.example.com/answer

See code: dist/commands/apps/update.js

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