Grepigee

Grepigee is a command-line tool for searching and managing Apigee configurations across different environments.

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Configuration
  • Config File Location
  • Creating/Editing the Config File
  • Using Config Values
• Usage
  • Authentication
  • Search with regex
• Examples
• Contributing
• License

Installation

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Configuration

Grepigee uses a YAML configuration file to store default settings. You can create or edit this file to set default values for environment, organization, and other options.

Config File Location

• Mac/Linux: ~/.grepigee.yaml
• Windows: %USERPROFILE%\.grepigee.yaml

Creating/Editing the Config File

1. Create a new file named .grepigee.yaml in your home directory.
2. Add your configuration settings:

environment: prod
organisation: mycompany

3. Save the file.

You can also use the following command to save your current settings to the config file:

grepigee save-config

Usage

Authentication

To authenticate and set up your Apigee bearer token:

This command will provide instructions on how to set your APIGEE_BEARER_TOKEN. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the authentication process.

Search with regex

To search for a specific pattern in your Apigee configurations:

grepigee find -e -x <regex_pattern>

Example:

grepigee find -e dev -x "(?i)api-ecs"

This command searches for the case-insensitive pattern "api-ecs" in the "dev" environment.

Options:

• -e, --env: Specify the environment to search in (required)
• -x, --regex: The regular expression pattern to search for
• -o, --org: Specify the organization (optional if set in config)

Examples

Search in a specific environment: Copygrepigee find -e test -x "api-v1"

Use a saved environment from config: Copygrepigee find -x "error-handler"

Save current settings to config: Copygrepigee -e staging -o myorg save-config

Contributing

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License

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