You can handle multiple Chat apps with the CLI.
List your configurations:
$ stream-cli config list Name Access Key Secret Key URL ---- ---------- ---------- --- (default) test kujk3ms96pby **************323m https://chat.stream-io-api.com prod v5hg34n2m2nv **************76as https://chat.stream-io-api.com staging nrnn2rmnb52u **************242b https://chat.stream-io-api.com The default app is used when no --app flag is provided to the command.
Add a new configuration:
$ stream-cli config new ? What is the name of your app? (eg. prod, staging, testing) prod ? What is your access key? v5hg34n2m2nv ? What is your access secret key? *********************************************************** ? (optional) Which base URL do you want to use for Chat? https://chat.stream-io-api.com Application successfully added. 🚀 From that point, you can provide --app prod as an argument to any command. Example:
# Create a new channel in the prod app $ stream-cli chat create-channel -i redteam -t messaging -u joe --app prod Delete a configuration:
$ stream-cli config remove prod [prod] application successfully deleted. All CRUD channel operations are available in the CLI.
Create a channel:
$ stream-cli chat create-channel -i redteam -t messaging -u joe Successfully created channel [messaging:redteam2] Add members to a channel:
$ stream-cli chat add-members --type messaging --id red-team joe jill jane Successfully added user(s) to channel Send a message to a channel:
$ stream-cli chat send-message --channel-type messaging --channel-id redteam --text "Hello World!" --user joe Message successfully sent. Message id: [74c63670-f5ea-4b62-a149-98f434f321c1] Send a reaction:
$ stream-cli chat send-reaction --message-id 74c63670-f5ea-4b62-a149-98f434f321c1 --user user --reaction-type like Successfully sent reaction List channels:
$ stream-cli chat list-channels -t messaging < json payload > Validate an import file:
$ stream-cli chat validate-import data.json Upload a new import:
$ stream-cli chat upload-import data.json --mode insert Delete users:
$ stream-cli chat delete-users joe jill Delete channel:
$ stream-cli chat delete-channel --type messaging --id redteam Successfully initiated channel deletion. Task id: 66bbcdcd-b133-43ce-ab63-557c14d2a168 # Wait for the task to complete $ stream-cli chat watch 66bbcdcd-b133-43ce-ab63-557c14d2a168 Waiting for async task to complete...⏳ Still loading... ⏳ Async operation completed successfully Ban a user:
$ stream-cli chat ban-user --target-user-id mike --banned-by admin-user-2 --reason "Bad behavior" Unban a user:
$ stream-cli chat unban-user --target-user-id joe Flag a message:
$ stream-cli chat flag-message --message-id msgid-1 --user-id userid-1 Successfully flagged message. Mute a user:
$ stream-cli chat mute-user --target-user-id joe --muted-by-id admin --expiration 5 Successfully muted user. Unmute a user:
$ stream-cli chat unmute-user --target-user-id joe --unmuted-by-id admin Successfully unmuted user.