Collection of clients to access to Cozy APIs.
Add the lib to you dependencies
npm install cozy-clients --save
Commands available in the controller client:
ControllerClient = require("cozy-clients").ControllerClient
# Token to access to controller located in /etc/cozy/controller.token
client = new ControllerClient
token: token
# Get infos about given app.
client.get 'calendar', (err, res, appInfos) ->
console.log appInfos
# Return list of running applications.
client.running 'calendar', (err, res, apps) ->
console.log apps
# Start (and install it not installed) given application.
# It returns application information (running port, pid, etc.)
client.start 'calendar', (err, res, appInfos) ->
console.log appInfos
# Stop given application.
# It returns application information (running port, pid, etc.)
client.stop 'calendar', (err, res, appInfos) ->
console.log appInfos
# Stop then start application.
# It returns application information (running port, pid, etc.)
client.restart 'calendar', (err, res, appInfos) ->
console.log appInfos
# Update given application (git pull + npm install).
# It returns application information (running port, pid, etc.)
client.lightUpdate 'calendar', (err, res, appInfos) ->
console.log appInfos
# Remove given application
client.clean 'calendar', (err, res, result) ->
console.log result
# Remove all applications
client.cleanAll (err, res, result) ->
console.log result
Cozy is a platform that brings all your web services in the same private space. With it, your web apps and your devices can share data easily, providing you with a new experience. You can install Cozy on your own hardware where no one profiles you. You install only the applications you want. You can build your own one too.
You can reach the Cozy community via various support:
- IRC #cozycloud on irc.freenode.net
- Post on our Forum
- Post issues on the Github repos
- Via Twitter