transip-command 0.3.4

Parse a string and return a transip command
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# transip-command

transip-command is a library that can parse a string and turn it in a command. It has one optional feature propagation. If you enable this feature a extra command "dns acme-validation-check \<domainname\> \<acme-validation\>" is added.

## Commands

- dns list \<domainname\>
- dns acme-validation-delete \<domainname\>
- dns acme-validation-set \<domainname\> \<acme-validation\>
- domain list
- domain item \<domainname\>
- invoice list
- invoice item \<invoicenumber\>
- invoice pdf \<invoicenumber\>
- onerror print | exit
- ping
- product list
- product elements \<productname\>
- sleep \<number-of-seconds\>

## Environment variable usage

You can use a enviroment variable to specify domainname, acme-validation.

### Examples

- domain item \${DOMAIN_NAME}
- dns acme-validation-set \${CERTBOT_DOMAIN} \${CERTBOT_VALIDATION}