Wit.ai CLI
$ npm install -g wittycli
$ witcli COMMAND
running command...
$ witcli (-v|--version|version)
wittycli/0.0.3 win32-x64 node-v12.19.0
$ witcli --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
$ witcli COMMAND
...
witcli apps:postCreates a new app for an existing user.
USAGE
$ witcli apps:post
OPTIONS
-a, --auth=auth
(required) Wit.ai uses OAuth2 as an authorization layer. As such, every API request must contain an Authorize HTTP
header with a token. Access tokens are app and user specific. Please do not share the token with anyone, nor post it
publicly. You can obtain one in Settings for your
-h, --help
show CLI help
-l, --lang=lang
(required) Language code, in the ISO 639-1 format.
-n, --name=name
(required) Name of the new app.
-p, --private
Private if flag provided.
-t, --timezone=timezone
Default timezone of your app. Defaults to America/Los_Angeles.
-v, --version=version
Every request requires a version parameter either in the URL or in the headers. This parameter is a date that
represents the "version" of the Wit API. We'll try to minimize backwards-incompatible changes we make to the API,
but when we do make these changes, this parameter will allow you to continue to use the API as before and give you
time to transition to the new implementation if you want. As of June 1st, 2014, requests that do not include a
version parameter will hit the latest version of our API.
--dot=dot
Use dot notation (https://github.com/rhalff/dot-object#pick-a-value-using-dot-notation) to retrieve a value from
json response.
EXAMPLE
$ wittycli apps create --name=witapp --lang=en --private --timezone=Europe/Brussels
See code: src\commands\apps\post.ts
witcli exportExports Get a URL where you can download a ZIP file containing all of your app data. This ZIP file can be used to create a new app with the same data.
USAGE
$ witcli export
OPTIONS
-a, --auth=auth
(required) Wit.ai uses OAuth2 as an authorization layer. As such, every API request must contain an Authorize HTTP
header with a token. Access tokens are app and user specific. Please do not share the token with anyone, nor post it
publicly. You can obtain one in Settings for your
-d, --dir=dir
Path of the output directory. If set this command will download a ZIP file and unzip to a provided directory.
-h, --help
show CLI help
-o, --output=output
Path of the output file. If set this command will download a ZIP file to a provided path.
-v, --version=version
Every request requires a version parameter either in the URL or in the headers. This parameter is a date that
represents the "version" of the Wit API. We'll try to minimize backwards-incompatible changes we make to the API,
but when we do make these changes, this parameter will allow you to continue to use the API as before and give you
time to transition to the new implementation if you want. As of June 1st, 2014, requests that do not include a
version parameter will hit the latest version of our API.
--dot=dot
Use dot notation (https://github.com/rhalff/dot-object#pick-a-value-using-dot-notation) to retrieve a value from
json response.
EXAMPLE
$ wittycli export --output="./app.zip"
See code: src\commands\export.ts
witcli help [COMMAND]display help for witcli
USAGE
$ witcli help [COMMAND]
ARGUMENTS
COMMAND command to show help for
OPTIONS
--all see all commands in CLI
See code: @oclif/plugin-help
witcli importCreate a new app with all the app data from the exported app.
USAGE
$ witcli import
OPTIONS
-a, --auth=auth
(required) Wit.ai uses OAuth2 as an authorization layer. As such, every API request must contain an Authorize HTTP
header with a token. Access tokens are app and user specific. Please do not share the token with anyone, nor post it
publicly. You can obtain one in Settings for your
-d, --dir=dir
Path of the import directory. If set this command will ZIP provided directory and import it.
-f, --file=file
Path of the import file. A ZIP file containing all of your app data.
-h, --help
show CLI help
-n, --name=name
(required) Name of the new app.
-p, --private
Private if flag provided.
-v, --version=version
Every request requires a version parameter either in the URL or in the headers. This parameter is a date that
represents the "version" of the Wit API. We'll try to minimize backwards-incompatible changes we make to the API,
but when we do make these changes, this parameter will allow you to continue to use the API as before and give you
time to transition to the new implementation if you want. As of June 1st, 2014, requests that do not include a
version parameter will hit the latest version of our API.
--dot=dot
Use dot notation (https://github.com/rhalff/dot-object#pick-a-value-using-dot-notation) to retrieve a value from
json response.
EXAMPLE
$ wittycli import --name=witapp --private --file ./app.zip
See code: src\commands\import.ts
witcli messageReturns the extracted meaning from a sentence, based on the app data.
USAGE
$ witcli message
OPTIONS
-a, --auth=auth
(required) Wit.ai uses OAuth2 as an authorization layer. As such, every API request must contain an Authorize HTTP
header with a token. Access tokens are app and user specific. Please do not share the token with anyone, nor post it
publicly. You can obtain one in Settings for your
-h, --help
show CLI help
-n, --numberofintents=numberofintents
[default: 1] The maximum number of n-best intents and traits you want to get back. The default is 1, and the maximum
is 8.
-q, --query=query
(required) User's query, between 0 and 280 characters.
-t, --tag=tag
A specific tag you want to use for the query. See GET /apps/:app/tags.
-v, --version=version
Every request requires a version parameter either in the URL or in the headers. This parameter is a date that
represents the "version" of the Wit API. We'll try to minimize backwards-incompatible changes we make to the API,
but when we do make these changes, this parameter will allow you to continue to use the API as before and give you
time to transition to the new implementation if you want. As of June 1st, 2014, requests that do not include a
version parameter will hit the latest version of our API.
--dot=dot
Use dot notation (https://github.com/rhalff/dot-object#pick-a-value-using-dot-notation) to retrieve a value from
json response.
EXAMPLE
$ wittycli message --query="Set temperature to 70 degrees" --numberofintents=8
See code: src\commands\message.ts
witcli testTests the wittycli app with the provided file of expected utterances.
USAGE
$ witcli test
OPTIONS
-a, --auth=auth
(required) Wit.ai uses OAuth2 as an authorization layer. As such, every API request must contain an Authorize HTTP
header with a token. Access tokens are app and user specific. Please do not share the token with anyone, nor post it
publicly. You can obtain one in Settings for your
-f, --file=file
(required) Filepath of the file with utterances in format of the Array<ResponseOfTheMessageAPI>
-h, --help
show CLI help
-p, --parallel=parallel
[default: 10] Max amount of parallel requests
-v, --version=version
Every request requires a version parameter either in the URL or in the headers. This parameter is a date that
represents the "version" of the Wit API. We'll try to minimize backwards-incompatible changes we make to the API,
but when we do make these changes, this parameter will allow you to continue to use the API as before and give you
time to transition to the new implementation if you want. As of June 1st, 2014, requests that do not include a
version parameter will hit the latest version of our API.
EXAMPLE
$ wittycli test --file="./example/test.json"
See code: src\commands\test.ts
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