KEEP CLI

A simple shell script using the curl command is all you need to interact with KEEP.

Create the following shell script (macOS, Linux - Windows version below) in your ~/bin directory and enable itm using chmod +x keep

I like to skip the .sh extension, makes calling the command similar to Windows .cmd files.

#!/bin/bash
# Poor man's keep command line
#Global variables
httpcommand=$(echo "$1" | tr '[:lower:]' '[:upper:]')
keep=https://frascati.projectkeep.io
user="Doctor Notes"
apipath=api/v1

# Login function
execute_login() {
   # Login to KEEP remote
   read -p "server [$keep]:" server
   read -p "Username [$user]: " uservar
   read -sp "Password: " passvar
   server=${server:-$keep}
   uservar=${uservar:-$user}
   echo
   echo accessing $server as $uservar
   echo
   dataraw="{\"username\" : \"${uservar}\", \"password\" : \"${passvar}\"}"
   token=$(curl --location --request POST "${server}/api/v1/auth" \
   --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
   --data-raw "${dataraw}" |  jq -r  '.bearer')
   echo $token
   echo token=$token > $TMPDIR/keep.login
   echo server=$server >> $TMPDIR/keep.login
   exit 0
}

# Logout, just remove the token
execute_logout() {
    echo User logged out > $TMPDIR/keep.login
    rm -f $TMPDIR/keep.login
    echo User logged out
    exit 0
}

# Make a call to keeep
execute_http() {
if [ ! -f $TMPDIR/keep.login ]; then
   echo "You need to login first with keep-login"
   exit 1
fi
export $(cat $TMPDIR/keep.login | xargs)
 httpcommand=$(echo "$1" | tr '[:lower:]' '[:upper:]')
 shift
 curl -X ${httpcommand} --fail --insecure -H "Authorization: Bearer ${token}" -H "Content-Type: application/json" ${server}/${apipath}/$@
 if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
   echo "Command $httpcommand failed!"
   exit 1
 fi
}

if [ -z "$1" ]; then
  echo "Usage keep [login|logout|get|post|put|patch|delete] URL PAYLOAD"
  echo "      keep pim [get|post|put|patch|delete] URL PAYLOAD"
  echo " e.g. keep login"
  echo "      keep get databases"
  echo "      keep pim get inbox"
  exit 1
fi

if [[ "$httpcommand" == "LOGIN" ]]; then
  execute_login;
fi

if [[ "$httpcommand" == "LOGOUT" ]]; then
  execute_logout;
fi

if [[ "$httpcommand" == "LOGOUT" ]]; then
  execute_logout;
fi

if [[ "$httpcommand" == "PIM" ]]; then
  apipath=api/pim-v1
  shift
  execute_http $@
  exit 0
fi

# All other cases
apipath=api/v1
execute_http $@

Using the CLI

First you need to login, call: keep login. Thereafter use “keep HTTPKEYWORD urlpath” e.g. keep get databases or keep pim get inbox to access the API. For the http keywords POST, PUT and PATCH you must provide the Content-Type header and a body - see man curl for details

Windows version - keeplogin.cmd

:: # KEEPLOGIN
:: # Login to KEEP remote - replace server with your server
@echo off
set server=http://gunn.projectkeep.io:8880

set /p uservar=Username:
set /p passvar=Password:
set dataraw="{\"username\":\"%uservar%\", \"password\":\"%passvar%\"}"


:: Redirect standard and error output to the logfile for curl operation.
> %TEMP%\keepcurl.log 2>&1 (
    curl --location --request POST "%server%/api/v1/auth" --header "Content-Type: application/json" --data-raw %dataraw% | jq -r ".bearer" > %TEMP%\keeptoken.txt
)

echo %server% > %TEMP%\keepserver.txt
exit /B

keep.cmd

:: # KEEP
:: # Poor developer's keep command line
@echo off
if [%1]==[] goto:EOF

if exist %TEMP%\\keeptoken.txt (
   set /p token=<%TEMP%\\keeptoken.txt
)

if exist %TEMP%\\keepserver.txt (
   set /p server=<%TEMP%\\keepserver.txt
)

:: uppercase the first parameter and assign it to variable named httpcommand
set "str=%1"
for /f "usebackq delims=" %%I in (`powershell "\"%str%\".toUpper()"`) do set "httpcommand=%%~I"

set urlpath=%2

:: Redirect standard and error output to the logfile for curl operation.
> %TEMP%\keepcurl.log 2>&1 (
   curl -X %httpcommand% --fail --insecure -H "Authorization: Bearer %token%" -H "Content-Type: application/json" %server%/api/v1/%urlpath%
)

if %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 0 (
   EXIT /B
)

echo Command "%httpcommand% %urlpath%" failed!  (check %TEMP%\keepcurl.log for details)

keeppim.cmd

:: # KEEPPIM
:: # Call KEEP's PIM command line
:: # runs after . keeplogin
@echo off
if [%1]==[] goto:EOF

if exist %TEMP%\\keeptoken.txt (
   set /p token=<%TEMP%\\keeptoken.txt
)

if exist %TEMP%\\keepserver.txt (
   set /p server=<%TEMP%\\keepserver.txt
)

:: uppercase the first parameter and assign it to variable named httpcommand
set "str=%1"
for /f "usebackq delims=" %%I in (`powershell "\"%str%\".toUpper()"`) do set "httpcommand=%%~I"

set urlpath=%2

:: Redirect standard and error output to the logfile for curl operation.
> %TEMP%\keepcurl.log 2>&1 (
   curl -X %httpcommand% -H "Authorization: Bearer %token%" %server%/api/pim-v1/%urlpath%
)

if %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 0 (
   EXIT /B
)


echo Command "%httpcommand% %urlpath%" failed!  (check %TEMP%\keepcurl.log for details)

YMMV