========== Commands ========== .. contents:: :local: **hop-client** provides a command line interface for various tasks: * :code:`hop auth`: Authentication utilities * :code:`hop list-topics`: SHow accessible Kafka topics * :code:`hop publish`: Publish messages such as GCN circulars and notices * :code:`hop subscribe`: Listen to messages such as GCN circulars and notices * :code:`hop configure`: Subcommands for checking and setting configuration options * :code:`hop version`: Show version dependencies of :code:`hop-client` :code:`hop auth` ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This command allows a user to configure credentials for authentication. .. program-output:: hop auth --help :nostderr: :code:`hop list-topics` ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This command allows a user to view the topics that are available for subscribing or publishing on a given Hopskotch server. Note that other topics may exist which the current user does not have permission to access. .. program-output:: hop list-topics --help :nostderr: :code:`hop publish` ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This command allows a user to publish various structured and unstructured messages, including: * `RFC 822 formatted GCN circular `_ * An XML formatted `GCN/VOEvent notice `_ * Unstructured messages such as JSON-serializable data, `Apache Avro `_-serializable data, or raw data bytes (blobs). Structured messages such as GCN circulars and VOEvents are published as JSON-formatted text. Unstructured messages may be piped to this command to be published. This mode of operation requires either the blob format (`-f BLOB`) or JSON (`-f JSON`) to be selected, and splits the input into separate messages at newlines. .. program-output:: hop publish --help :nostderr: :code:`hop subscribe` ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This command allows a user to subscribe to messages and print them to stdout. .. program-output:: hop subscribe --help :nostderr: :code:`hop configure` ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This is a category of subcommands which allow a user to check and set configuration options for :code:`hop-client`, both as a command-line tool and a library. :code:`hop configure locate` ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ This command provides information on the location(s) from which configuration data will be read. .. program-output:: hop configure locate --help :nostderr: :code:`hop configure show` ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ This command outputs the current configuration including both data from configuration files and any overriding values specified via environment variables. .. program-output:: hop configure show --help :nostderr: :code:`hop configure set` ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ This command records a new value for a configuration parameter to the configuration file. .. program-output:: hop configure set --help :nostderr: :code:`hop version` ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This command prints all the versions of the dependencies .. program-output:: hop version --help :nostderr: