SWAIG CLI

A command-line tool for testing SignalWire AI Gateway functions.

Installation

To install the swaig_cli tool, download the latest release from the official repository and follow the installation instructions provided.

Usage

Basic Commands

# Interactive mode
swaig_cli --url URL --function FUNCTION_NAME

# Get signatures
swaig_cli --url URL --get-signatures [--function FUNCTION_NAME]

# Direct JSON mode
swaig_cli --url URL --json '{"key": "value"}'

Options

• --url URL: Specify the URL of the SWAIG server. This option is required for all operations.
• --get-signatures: Retrieve the function signatures from the SWAIG server.
• --function FUNCTION_NAME: Test a specific function by name (interactive mode).
• --json JSON_PAYLOAD: Send a direct JSON payload to the server. The JSON payload should include the function name and any necessary arguments.

JSON Payload Structure

The --json option allows you to send a direct JSON payload to the SWAIG server. The JSON should be structured as follows:

{
  "key": "value"
}

• function: The name of the function you want to test.
• argument: A dictionary containing the arguments for the function. The parsed key should contain a list of key-value pairs representing the arguments.

Examples

Interactive Function Testing

swaig_cli --url http://example.com/swaig --function verify_insurance

Using JSON Payload

swaig_cli --url http://example.com/swaig --function verify_insurance --json '{
  "member_id": "123456789",
  "insurance_provider": "1",
  "date_of_birth": "1"
}'

Get Function Signatures

swaig_cli --url http://example.com/swaig --get-signatures --function verify_insurance

Author

Written by Brian West.

Reporting Bugs

Report bugs to brian@signalwire.com.

License

This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

This README provides a concise overview of the `swaig_cli` tool, its usage, options, and examples, based on the information from the man page.