Includes tab completion, history, context persistence and cookies.
This is best demonstrated.
NOTE: a recent version of Node.js (>=0.1.104) is required (for improved readline-like behaviour).
sarcasm:~/src/webshell$ node shell.js
webshell> GET http://google.com/
HTTP 301 http://google.com/
webshell> $_.headers
{ location: 'http://www.google.com/'
, 'content-type': 'text/html; charset=UTF-8'
, date: 'Sun, 08 Aug 2010 22:38:23 GMT'
, expires: 'Tue, 07 Sep 2010 22:38:23 GMT'
, 'cache-control': 'public, max-age=2592000'
, server: 'gws'
, 'content-length': '219'
, 'x-xss-protection': '1; mode=block'
, connection: 'close'
}
webshell> $_.headers.location
'http://www.google.com/'
webshell> $_.follow()
HTTP 302 http://www.google.com/
webshell> $_.headers.location
'http://www.google.ca/'
webshell> $_.follow()
HTTP 200 http://www.google.ca/
webshell> $_.raw.substring(0, 50)
'<!doctype html><html><head><meta http-equiv="conte'
webshell> ^D
The HTTP response itself can optionally be printed by setting
$_.printResponse. If $_.printResponse is a function, it will
be called with a single argument - the response object. Return
true/false depending on whether the response should be printed.
If $_.printResponse is not a function, its truth value will
determine whether responses are printed. By default
$_.printResponse is a function which returns true for JSON
content-type responses and false for others.
webshell> result = $_.get('http://fictivekin.com')
GET http://fictivekin.com
webshell> HTTP 200 http://fictivekin.com
webshell> result2 = $_.get('http://www.google.com')
GET http://www.google.com
webshell> HTTP 200 http://www.google.com
webshell> result.headers['content-type']
'text/html'
webshell> result2.headers['content-type']
'text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1'
sarcasm:~/src/webshell$ node shell.js
webshell> GET http://twitter.com/users/coates.json
HTTP 200 http://twitter.com/users/coates.json
webshell> $_.json.name
'Sean Coates'
webshell> ^D
sarcasm:~/src/webshell$ node shell.js
webshell> GET http://twitter.com/users/coates.json
HTTP 200 http://twitter.com/users/coates.json
webshell> $_.saveContext("twitter-coates")
Saved context: twitter-coates
webshell> ^D
sarcasm:~/src/webshell$ node shell.js
webshell> $_.json // empty
webshell> $_.loadContext("twitter-coates") // pick up where we left off
Loaded context: twitter-coates
webshell> $_.json.name
'Sean Coates'
sarcasm:~/src/webshell$ node shell.js
webshell> GET http://coates:[email protected]/users/coates.json
HTTP 401 http://coates:[email protected]/users/coates.json
webshell> GET http://coates:[email protected]/users/coates.json
HTTP 200 http://coates:[email protected]/users/coates.json
webshell> ^D
sarcasm:~/src/webshell$ node shell.js
webshell> GET http://files.seancoates.com/cookiecounter.php
HTTP 200 http://files.seancoates.com/cookiecounter.php
webshell> $_.raw
'You have visited this page 1 times.'
webshell> GET http://files.seancoates.com/cookiecounter.php
HTTP 200 http://files.seancoates.com/cookiecounter.php
webshell> $_.raw
'You have visited this page 2 times.'
webshell> GET http://files.seancoates.com/cookiecounter.php
HTTP 200 http://files.seancoates.com/cookiecounter.php
webshell> GET http://files.seancoates.com/cookiecounter.php
HTTP 200 http://files.seancoates.com/cookiecounter.php
webshell> GET http://files.seancoates.com/cookiecounter.php
HTTP 200 http://files.seancoates.com/cookiecounter.php
webshell> $_.raw
'You have visited this page 5 times.'
webshell> $_.saveContext("cookiedemo")
Saved context: cookiedemo
webshell> GET http://files.seancoates.com/cookiecounter.php
HTTP 200 http://files.seancoates.com/cookiecounter.php
webshell> $_.raw
'You have visited this page 6 times.'
webshell> $_.loadContext("cookiedemo")
Loaded context: cookiedemo
webshell> $_.raw
'You have visited this page 5 times.'
webshell> GET http://files.seancoates.com/cookiecounter.php
HTTP 200 http://files.seancoates.com/cookiecounter.php
webshell> $_.raw
'You have visited this page 6 times.'
webshell> $_.cookies.get("files.seancoates.com")
{ cookiecounter:
{ http_only: false
, key: 'cookiecounter'
, value: '6'
, expires: Sun, 15 Aug 2010 23:11:33 GMT
, path: '/'
, domain: 'files.seancoates.com'
}
}
webshell> ^D
sarcasm:~/src/webshell$ node shell.js
webshell> $_.loadContext("cookiedemo")
Loaded context: cookiedemo
webshell> $_.cookies.get("files.seancoates.com").cookiecounter.value
'5'
webshell> GET http://files.seancoates.com/cookiecounter.php
HTTP 200 http://files.seancoates.com/cookiecounter.php
webshell> $_.cookies.get("files.seancoates.com").cookiecounter.value
'6'
webshell> ^D
sarcasm:~/src/webshell$ node shell.js
webshell> GET http://files.seancoates.com/jsonifyrequest.php?one=1&two=2
HTTP 200 http://files.seancoates.com/jsonifyrequest.php?one=1&two=2
webshell> $_.json.get
{ one: '1', two: '2' }
webshell> $_.json.verb
'GET'
webshell> $_.requestData = { three: 3, four: 4 }
{ three: 3, four: 4 }
webshell> POST http://files.seancoates.com/jsonifyrequest.php?one=1&two=2
HTTP 200 http://files.seancoates.com/jsonifyrequest.php?one=1&two=2
webshell> $_.json.post
{ three: '3', four: '4' }
webshell> $_.requestData = "five=5&six=6"
'five=5&six=6'
webshell> POST http://files.seancoates.com/jsonifyrequest.php?one=1&two=2
HTTP 200 http://files.seancoates.com/jsonifyrequest.php?one=1&two=2
webshell> $_.json.post
{ five: '5', six: '6' }
webshell> $_.json.verb
'POST'
webshell> ^D
sarcasm:~/src/webshell$ echo "testing some PUT data" > ~/test.txt
sarcasm:~/src/webshell$ node shell.js
webshell> $_.fileToRequestData("/Users/sean/test.txt");
Set requestData to '/Users/sean/test.txt' (22 bytes, utf8)
webshell> PUT http://files.seancoates.com/jsonifyrequest.php?one=1&two=2
HTTP 200 http://files.seancoates.com/jsonifyrequest.php?one=1&two=2
webshell> $_.json.verb
'PUT'
webshell> $_.json.input
'testing some PUT data\n'
webshell> DELETE http://files.seancoates.com/jsonifyrequest.php?one=1&two=2
HTTP 200 http://files.seancoates.com/jsonifyrequest.php?one=1&two=2
webshell> $_.json.verb
'DELETE'
webshell> ^D
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