Terminal :computer:
Terminal service provides an interface to run terminal commands for terminal-enabled uAPI credentials.
PCC Emulation
You can use Terminal service to run commands on behalf of your own PCC
or to use emulatePcc
option from auth
to run commands on behalf of other PCC using your own Service bureau.
In uapi
terminals are not linked to the specific PCC and identified only by tokens.
That’s why, if the emulatePcc
option is passed, we run SEM
command behind the scene
to provide emulation for specific PCC.
Though you may still send SEM
commands to the terminal on your own,
in order to not messthings up, we highly recommend you to use several terminal instances
for several PCC emulations.
See advanced emulation example to get an example on how to use emulation.
uAPI error handling
In case you want to handle some specific errors from uAPI, you can provde uapiErrorHandler
function
in options.
Function should return response from retried command or any other command.
Footprint of the functions should be as follows:
async (
executeCommandWithRetry,
{ command, error: err }
) => {
// your code goes here
// response is an array of strings (lines of terminal response)
return response;
}
Session closing
Be aware to close the session after all your manipulations with the terminal.
Session closing takes the current token and sends a request to terminate the session, see close_session method.
API
TerminalService
.executeCommand(command, stopMD)
Executes a command in terminal and returns its terminal response
Returns: Promise
that returns terminal command response in String
format
Param | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
command | String |
String representation of the command you want to execute |
stopMD | (screens) => boolean |
Function which gets all previous screens concatenated and detects if more MD command needed. |
.closeSession()
When you have finished command execution it’s necessary to close terminal connection to free up space in the terminal pool. Takes no parameters
Returns: Promise
which fullfills with true if terminal was succesfully closed
.getToken()
Use this method to resolve token.
If token is resolved after executeCommand
it takes no time for resolving.
Takes no parameters
Returns: Promise<String>