JSON-aware curl (1) in Java
Usage: jcurl [options...] <URL>
Sets 'Content-Type: application/json' by default unless noted otherwise. To change the request content type, use '-H Content-Type your/mimetype'.
SSL options:
-keystore The keystore containing the certificate to use for authentication.
-storepass The keystore password.
-storetype The keystore type. Supported values: jks, jceks, pkcs11, pkcs12, bks, dks, windows-my.
-truststore The truststore containing the server certificate. If unspecified, the default Java truststore (cacerts) is used.
-trustpass The truststore password.
-trusttype The truststore type. See "-storetype" for supported values.
-k, -insecure Disable checks for an HTTPS request. Combines -no-verify-hostname and -no-check-certificate.
-no-verify-hostname Disable SSL hostname verification.
-no-check-certificate Disable SSL certificate verification.
Request options:
-H KEY VALUE Send a custom header with the request. Example: -H Content-Type application/json.
-post Send a POST request without request body. If neither -post nor -data is specified, sends a GET request.
-data DATA Send a POST request with DATA as request body. Example: -data '{"message": "Hello world!", "format": "TEXT"}'.
-F, -form KEY VALUE Send a POST request with data as "KEY=VALUE" pairs corresponding to a HTML form. To specify a file, precede the file name with "@" (example: -F file @/my/test/file.txt). Can be specified multiple times. Sets 'Content-Type: multipart/form-data'.
-c, -extract-cookies Extract cookies returned by the call and return as "NAME=VALUE". If multiple cookies are returned, each is output on a new line.
-b, -cookie KEY VALUE Set cookies used by the request. Can be specified multiple times.
-http STATUS Add HTTP STATUS as an expected response code. By default only HTTP 200 is expected as correct status.
Connection options:
-x, -proxy Proxy the request through the specified URL. Can be specified separately for http and https. Example: -proxy https://my.proxy.com:8080.
-noproxy Bypass the proxy set by -x for the specified list of |-separated hosts. Supports wildcards. Example: -noproxy my.host.org|*.otherhost.net.
-connect-timeout How long to wait, in seconds, for a connection to the remote resource. Defaults to infinity.
-read-timeout How long to wait, in seconds, for a response from the remote resource. Defaults to infinity.
Output options:
-t LABEL NODE Extract NODE from a JSON object returned by the call and return as "LABEL=NODE". Use "." to navigate within the JSON tree. Example: -t uid userSystemInfo.id (returns "uid=12345").
-a NODE Iterate over a JSON array of objects returned by the call content and extract the value of NODE. See -t for more details.
-v Verbose output. Will display request and response details.
-vv Very verbose output. Will display certificate details.
-vvv Very very verbose output. Turns on SSL debugging.
General options:
-K, -config Read request parameters from a JSON file. The format of the config file is "parameter":"value"; multivalued paramters ("headers", "form", "extract") should be JSON objects. To display a sample config file, run jcurl -h config.
-h, -help Display this usage text.
Sample config file:
{
"keystore" : "user.p12",
"storepass" : "changeit",
"storetype" : "pkcs12",
"truststore": "server.p12",
"trustpass" : "changeit",
"trusttype" : "pkcs12",
"proxy" : "https://proxy.example.com:443",
"noproxy" : "https://localhost.com:8443",
"insecure" : false,
"no-check-certificate": false,
"no-verify-hostname" : false,
"connect-timeout" : 10,
"read-timeout" : 10,
"headers" : {
"Content-Type" : "application/json",
"Accept-Charset" : "utf-8"
},
"cookies" : {
"JSESSIONID": : "abcd1234"
},
"method" : "post",
"data" : "{\"message\":\"Ping\",\"format\":\"TEXT\"}",
"form" : {
"file" : "@/my/test/file.txt"
},
"url" : "https://localhost.com:8443",
"verbosity" : 1,
"extract" : {
"uid" : "userSystemInfo.id"
}
}Script usage:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Get a session token.
# Extract the JSON node "token" and save the value as $skey.
eval `java -jar jcurl.jar -keystore bot.user1.p12 -storetype pkcs12 -storepass changeit -t skey token -v -post https://localhost.symphony.com:8444/sessionauth/v1/authenticate`
# Response: {"name":"sessionToken","token":"1298eb1ef8999fb82d03b9e0936a1820744a532705baf5b254702842de67f0ec2d80f3b88d8651d3c443fa4b99d9c06fd75731b2bdae362a6f03dc0ef347002a"}
# Get a KM token.
# Extract the JSON node "token" and save the value as $kmkey.
eval `java -jar jcurl.jar -keystore bot.user1.p12 -storetype pkcs12 -storepass changeit -t kmkey token -v -post https://localhost.symphony.com:8444/keyauth/v1/authenticate`
# Response: {"name":"keyManagerToken","token":"0100ce5146fb49fa1392a40c9e13f14afb4ac169c021e6fd4571e4ac9140e5816e5d45e892e4deb2f73d5608327665f5c21c96afb5fdd1aa993d6972aac5df134afa0069e6dc5aa87236685444390c4e77ea012fa72ad0ff6f943b4bf1b406130ab6a8337336c80b0f4deed29a4aaa93653e80cf52193d6e1a7b40e4ecb07b0d94899c3999e631dfe98242502426c15944d91946304157773ded85131aced6502f79e0e1465fe46d67a1364c0e083cae51b99bca1b6a333259944c0109b8"}
# Create a user.
# Extract the JSON node "userSystemInfo.id" and save the value as $uid.
eval `java -jar jcurl.jar -t uid userSystemInfo.id -H sessionToken $skey -H Content-Type application/json -v -data '{"userAttributes": {"accountType": "NORMAL","emailAddress": "[email protected]","firstName": "Local","lastName": "Bot99","userName": "bot.user10","displayName": "Local Bot99"},"password": {"hSalt": "KG4bjfspZAVE/9cxAm6gow==","hPassword": "74woSu42oR/w2jhhAPMWdLVBtMnOqTbyx+CRuzkhjGg=","khSalt": "KG4bjfspZAVE/9cxAm6gow==","khPassword": "74woSu42oR/w2jhhAPMWdLVBtMnOqTbyx+CRuzkhjGg="}, "roles": ["INDIVIDUAL"]}' https://localhost.symphony.com:8446/pod/v1/admin/user/create`
# Response: {"userAttributes":{"emailAddress":"[email protected]","firstName":"Local","lastName":"Bot99","userName":"bot.user99","displayName":"Local Bot99","accountType":"NORMAL"},"userSystemInfo":{"id":68719476761,"status":"ENABLED","createdDate":1480645365000,"createdBy":"68719476740","lastUpdatedDate":1480645365540},"roles":["INDIVIDUAL"]}
# Create a room.
# Extract the JSON node "roomSystemInfo.id" and save the value as $sid.
eval `java -jar jcurl.jar -t sid roomSystemInfo.id -H sessionToken $skey -H Content-Type application/json -v -data '{"name":"Test room","description":"Room for testing","membersCanInvite":"true","discoverable":"true","public":"true","readOnly":"false","copyProtected":"false"}' https://localhost.symphony.com:8446/pod/v2/room/create`
# Response: {"roomAttributes":{"name":"Test room","description":"Room for testing","membersCanInvite":true,"discoverable":true,"readOnly":false,"copyProtected":false,"public":true},"roomSystemInfo":{"id":"bDF-x322YHs_QuLhGBUjtn___qdCqKffdA","creationDate":1480645367861,"createdByUserId":68719476743,"active":true}}
# Add user to room
java -jar jcurl.jar -H sessionToken $skey -H Content-Type application/json -v -data '{"id":'$uid'}' https://localhost.symphony.com:8446/pod/v1/room/$sid/membership/add
# Response: {"format":"TEXT","message":"Member added"}
# Send a test message
java -jar jcurl.jar -H sessionToken $skey -H keyManagerToken $kmkey -H Content-Type application/json -v -data '{"message":"Hello world!", "format":"TEXT"}' https://localhost.symphony.com:8446/agent/v2/stream/$sid/message/create
# Response: {"id":"61YWWE7UReiUoW6HRtWMQH___qdCqJYadA","timestamp":"1480645372422","v2messageType":"V2Message","streamId":"bDF-x322YHs_QuLhGBUjtn___qdCqKffdA","attachments":[],"fromUserId":68719476743,"message":"Hello world!"}Programmatic usage:
//Get a session token
JCurl jcurl = JCurl.builder()
.method(JCurl.HttpMethod.POST)
.keystore("bot.user1.p12") //Set user certificate for authentication
.storepass("changeit")
.storetype("pkcs12")
.extract("skey", "token") //Extract the value of the JSON tag "token" to a map entry under "skey"
.build();
HttpURLConnection connection = jcurl.connect("https://localhost.symphony.com:8444/sessionauth/v1/authenticate");
JCurl.Response response = jcurl.processResponse(connection);
String sessionToken = response.getTag("skey"); //Retrieve the extracted tag saved as "skey"
//Get session info (returns the requesting user ID)
jcurl = JCurl.builder()
.method(JCurl.HttpMethod.GET) //HTTP GET is the default; this line can be skipped
.header("sessionToken", sessionToken) //Set the session token in the request header
.extract("uid", "userId") //Extract the user ID from the response as "uid"
.build();
connection = jcurl.connect("https://localhost.symphony.com:8443/pod/v1/sessioninfo");
response = jcurl.processResponse(connection);
String userId = response.getTag("uid");
System.out.println("User ID: " + userId);
//Create an IM with user 123456
jcurl = JCurl.builder()
.method(JCurl.HttpMethod.POST) //Set implicitly by specifying ".data()"; this line can be skipped
.header("sessionToken", sessionToken) //Set the session token in the request header
.data("[123456]") //Set the JSON payload of the request
.extract("sid", "id") //Extract the stream ID of the conversation as "sid"
.build();
connection = jcurl.connect("https://localhost.symphony.com:8443/pod/v1/im/create");
response = jcurl.processResponse(connection);
String streamId = response.getTag("sid");
System.out.println("Stream ID: " + streamId);
//Print the output of the call
System.out.println(