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A command line interface developer tool for creating OpenTok sessions and tokens.
npm install optk-cli -g
You can run optk -h
to see a list of commands and their options.
There are 3 ways to specify a key and secret when a command. They are listed in order of priority:
-k
, --key
, -s
, --secret
)OPTK_KEY
, OPTK_SECRET
).optk
file (see below)You can use any combination of the above, but note the priority of which values are read. For example:
$ OPTK_KEY=12345 OPTK_SECRET=abcdef optk session --key 67890
In the command above, the key specified as a command line parameter will override the key specified in the environment variable.
You can create a file named .optk
in your home directory (Mac OS X or Linux: ``~/.optk, Windows:
$USERPROFILE/.optk`) to specify your key and secret.
The format of the file is the following:
key=KEYVALUE
secret=SECRETVALUE
FAQs
developer tool for creating opentok sessions and tokens using command line
We found that optk-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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