Termino-logistic

CLI tool using python to send requests to servers

How to use

Use the terminal first follow the steps and the setup.py file to build this project. Then run the tool by running termino --help in the terminal.

# example with using a yml file
termino -f request.yml
# example with using a json file
termino -f request.json

# use the -c flag for colored response
# example with using a yml file
termino -f -c request.yml
# example with using a json file
termino -f -c request.json

Input Output Redirection

# the response is written to stdout, and headers/status are written to stderr,
# so that users can take IO redirection to their advantage.
termino -f myrequest.yml > res.json 2> res_headers.txt

# both stdout and stderr can be redirected to the same file
termino -f myrequest.yml > res.txt 2>&1

Sample request file myrequest.yml

# GET Request
url: https://cdn.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/api.xml?anime=4658
method: GET
params:
  offset: 2
  limit: 100
headers:
  accept: text/xml
  accept-language: en
timeout: 5000

# Download a book
url: http://do1.dr-chuck.com/pythonlearn/EN_us/pythonlearn.pdf
method: GET

By running the command termino -f myrequest.yml > book.pdf.

A full example file myrequest.yml

method: XXX # (REQUIRED) GET, OPTIONS, HEAD, POST, PUT, PATCH, or DELETE
url: XXX # (REQUIRED) must be prefixed with http:// or https://

params: # url query parameters. have as many as you like
  offset: 0
  limit: 10

data: # data for POST
  name: john
  age: 22
  hobbies:
    - running
    - eating
    - sleeping

data: # you can also type data in json format instead of yaml
  {
    "name": "ash",
    "age": 10,
    "hobbies": ["catching pokemons", "eating", "travelling"]
  }

headers: # have as many as you like
  Content-Type: application/json
  Authorization: <Bearer Token>


cookies: # have as many as you like
  mycookie: <Cookie Value>
  myothercookie: <Other Cookie Value>

timeout: 3.14 # seconds

allow_redirects: true # true or false

proxies: # have as many as you like
  http: http://10.10.1.10:3128
  https: https://10.10.1.11:1080
  ftp: ftp://10.10.1.10:3128

# EITHER verify server's TLS certificate. true or false
verify: true
# OR path to a CA bundle to use
verify: some/folder/cacert.crt

# EITHER path to single ssl client cert file (*.pem)
cert: some/folder/client.pem
# OR (*.cert), (*.key) pair.
cert:
  - some/folder/client.cert
  - some/folder/client.key