Koo Command Line Interface
Koo Command Line Interface
- Function Overview
- What's New
- Service Overview
- Getting Started
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User Guide
- Configuration Management
- HTTP Proxy
- Commonly Used Commands
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Options
- Option Overview
- Printing Help Information
- Printing Debugging Information
- Generating API Input Parameter Skeleton in JSON Format
- Checking Command
- Specifying Region
- Calling APIs with AK/SK in Non-configuration Mode
- Specifying Account ID
- Specifying Profile
- Specifying Authentication Mode
- Specifying Output Format
- Passing API Parameters with JSON File
- Specifying Request Timeouts
- Specifying Retry Count
- Skipping HTTPS Request Certificate Verification
- Specifying a Domain Name
- Polling Results
- Obtaining CLI Examples on API Explorer
- Using KooCLI in Non-configuration Mode
- Online Experience
- Obtaining Authentication Information
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FAQs
- Overview
- Authentication
- Profiles
- Metadata Cache
- Logs
- Network Connections
- Cloud Services
- Cloud Service APIs
- Regions
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Parameters
- What Are KooCLI System Parameters?
- Why Am I Seeing a Message Indicating an Invalid Parameter?
- Why Are Old and New KooCLI System Parameters (Such as region and cli-region) Available? Which Parameters Are Recommended?
- Why Am I Seeing a Message Indicating a Duplicate Parameter?
- How Do I Use cli-jsonInput?
- When Can I Use cli-jsonInput?
- Why Am I Seeing a Message Indicating an Unsupported Parameter Position or Type?
- How Do I Leave a Body Parameter Empty for Cloud Service APIs?
- Interactive Mode and Autocomplete
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Output Formats
- What Output Formats Are Supported by KooCLI?
- How Do I Define a JMESPath Expression?
- Which KooCLI System Parameters Are Related to Data Output? Which Ones Are Recommended?
- How Do I Use cli-output, cli-query, and cli-output-num?
- How Do I Use cli-output-rows, cli-output-cols, and cli-output-num? What Are the Precautions?
- How Do I Use cli-json-filter? What Are the Precautions?
- Other
- Videos
- General Reference
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Update Management
Update of Open-Source Third-Party Software
Built with a trustworthy pipeline, KooCLI has a complete management process for open-source third-party software. The process ensures that the open-source third-party software used in each version does not involve high-risk vulnerabilities.
High-Risk Vulnerability Fixing
If high-risk vulnerabilities are disclosed for involved software, a fixed KooCLI version will be provided for download and update.
For details, see Upgrading the Version.
Parent topic: Security
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