ockam_command 0.150.0

End-to-end encryption and mutual authentication for distributed applications.
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```sh
# Create two nodes
$ ockam node create n1
$ ockam node create n2

# Send a message to the uppercase service on node 2
$ ockam message send hello --to /node/n2/service/uppercase
HELLO

# A more verbose version of the above would be,
# assuming n2 started its tcp listener on port 4000.
$ ockam message send hello --to /ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/4000/service/uppercase
HELLO

# Send a message to the uppercase service on node n2 from node n1
$ ockam message send hello --from /node/n1 --to /node/n2/service/uppercase
HELLO

# Create a secure channel from node n1 to the api service on node n2
# The /service/api is a secure channel listener that is started on every node
# Send a message through this encrypted channel to the uppercase service
$ ockam secure-channel create --from /node/n1 --to /node/n2/service/api \\
    | ockam message send hello --from /node/n1 --to -/service/uppercase
HELLO

# Create a node, with a specified tcp listener address
$ ockam node create n1 --tcp-listener-address 127.0.0.1:6001

# Create a node, and run it in the foreground with verbose traces
$ ockam node create n1 --foreground -vvv

# Show information about a specific node
$ ockam node show n1

# List all created nodes
$ ockam node list

# Delete the node
$ ockam node delete n1

# Delete all nodes
$ ockam node delete --all

# Delete all nodes and force cleanup
$ ockam node delete --all --force
```