An automatable command-line interface (CLI) interface for DreamHost's custom Panel written in Perl.
Copyright © 2013 Myq Larson http://copyfree.org/licenses/gnu_all_permissive/license.txt
Ha! You're joking right? If you can't take responsibility for your own self, then treat this script as 100% broken. Do not use!
- Enable bulk actions by creating a domain queue
- Focus on reaching all forms and commands, even if the interface isn't pretty
Works for some basic features under controlled circumstances. Still buggy.
Currently looks like this:
$ ./DreamHostPanelCLI.sh
password:
username: me@example.com
Attempting to log in…
loading options…
1: billing
2: dedicated
3: domain
4: ecommerce
5: goodies
6: home
7: mail
8: status
9: storage
10: support
11: users
12: vserver
Which category?: 1
1: account
2: accounts
3: invoice
4: payment
5: secure
Which task?: 2
loading actions…
1: close account/end all hosting
2: rename account
Which action?: 2
loading form…
Enter to accept current value: (My Account)
new_name: My New Account Name
submitting form…
"My New Account Name" is the new name for this account! That ought to help you keep them all straight, The Happy DreamHost Account Renaming Robot!
Enter to accept current value: (y)
Finished? (y/n): y
Inputs for forms can be found with findInputs() function, or the
linked pages can be requested with doGet() and parsed for forms as
well. Labels for the above need to be added but for the most part they
are descriptive (i.e. Destroy IP, Add IP, Destroy Domain, Restore
Domain, etc). Some forms will need manual labels (i.e. form0, a,
etc) but a descriptive label is usually an <h1> sibling element just
above the form which is easy to extract from the document tree in
$currentPage.
Most inputs in forms are self-descriptive as well.