Send SOAP messages from command line like
$ soap <url> <request.xml>
via homebrew:
brew install pmamico/soap/soap-cli
or
curl -sL 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pmamico/soap-cli/main/install.sh' | bash
soap-cli v1.3
Send SOAP messages from command line.
Usage:
soap <endpoint> <request> [-i|--interactive] [-U|--update <arg>] [-V|--value <arg>] [-d|--dry] [-h|--help] [-p|--pretty] [--version] [curl options]
<endpoint>: SOAP endpoint url
<request>: SOAP request file
-i, --interactive: use your XML as template, update values interactively before send
-U, --update: update the the value by given XPath; valid only with --value option
-V, --value: update the the value by given XPath; valid only with --update option
-d, --dry: dry run, prints the curl command but do not execute
-p, --pretty: syntax highlighting
-h, --help: Prints help
--version: Prints version number
All additional arguments and options passed to curl. (see 'curl --help all')
(except -U as proxy user, use --proxy-user instead)
Change the values in the XML in an interactive way.
soap <endpoint> <request> --interactive
This mode waits for user input for all nodes that presents in the given request and do not have any subnodes.
It's possible to update a single value by a given XPath before sending the request, like:
soap <endpoint> <request> --update "//nodeName" --value "newValue"
Note that this feature is designed to make only a fast change without editing your file, it's not possilbe to stack multiple --update.
You can pass any standard curl option after soap-cli options.
eg.
soap <endpoint> <request> --interactive -o output.xml --http1.0 -v
Print the curl command which soap-cli would run under the hood without execution.
soap <endpoint> <request> --dry
You can run the tests yourself via
./unit_test.sh
and also get some idea how to use soap-cli by reviewing test/soap_cli_test.sh.
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- Followed guides from https://clig.dev/
- SOAP service used for testing: https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/8854915/Szf26WHn
- Testing framework: https://github.com/bats-core/bats-core
- Demo recorded with https://asciinema.org/
- Argument and option parsing generated with https://argbash.io/