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b9y-cli 0.1.34
Commandline Interface for Bambleweeny

![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/u1i/bambleweeny/master/img/bwy2.png)

# b9y-cli - Commandline Client

A client for [Bambleweeny](https://github.com/u1i/bambleweeny) for the command line.

## Install

Assuming you have a Python environment, you can install the CLI using this command:

`pip install b9y-cli`

## Binary Releases

[Windows 64 bit](https://github.com/u1i/b9y-cli/raw/master/releases/b9y-cli-windows-amd64.zip) | [MacOS](https://github.com/u1i/b9y-cli/raw/master/releases/b9y-cli-darwin-386.zip) | [Linux 64 bit](https://github.com/u1i/b9y-cli/raw/master/releases/b9y-cli-linux-amd64.zip)

## Run

Run `b9y-cli` on the shell to connect using the default credentials (admin/changeme on localhost:8080).

Alternatively, you can specify the connection parameters like this:

`b9y-cli -u my_user1`  
`b9y-cli -h http://myhost:8080 -u me -p secret`  
`b9y-cli -h http://myhost:8080 -u me -p` (for interactive password prompt)  
`b9y-cli -h https://b9y.myhost.com`

## Using the CLI

You should see a prompt like the following:

![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/u1i/bambleweeny/master/img/cli2.jpg)

Type `help` to see the available commands. You can e.g. use get and set commands:

`set foo bar`
> OK

`get foo`
> bar

`route foo text/html`
> /routes/485ecd97-3056-42e8-bdb2-79ced30e6853

## PyPi

[b9y-cli on pypi](https://pypi.org/project/b9y-cli/)
b9y 0.0.22
Python Client for Bambleweeny, the HTTP based key-value store and message broker

![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/u1i/bambleweeny/master/img/bwy2.png)

# b9y - Python Bindings for Bambleweeny

A client implementation for [Bambleweeny](https://github.com/u1i/bambleweeny)

## Install
pip install b9y


## Use

from b9y import B9y

b9y = B9y() # for default connection

b9y = B9y('http://myhost:8080')

b9y = B9y('http://myhost:8080', 'user', 'password')

#### Get info
print b9y.info()

#### Set and get key
b9y.set('foo', 'bar')   
print b9y.get('foo')

#### Try the counter
print b9y.incr('counter')

#### Push and pop
b9y.push('super', 'trouper')
print b9y.pop('super')

## PyPi

[b9y-cli on pypi](https://pypi.org/project/b9y/)