amoid

This is a simple tool to convert between the various AMO identifier formats: the database id, the add-on guid, and the slug.

Installation

This module is not on npmjs yet. To install, you can run npm install -g . in the cloned directory, or npm link in case you want to make changes to the sources.

Configuration

amoid requires access to redash, which requires an API key to be configured. If you make use of pyamo you will already have the redash config.

To create the config, you can add a ~/.amorc (or %HOME%/amorc.ini on Windows). You'll need to set your redash user api key (not the query key):

{
  "auth": {
    "redash_key": "42c85d86fd212538f4394f47c80fa62c"
  }
}

Examples

Convert guids from a file to show the id, guid and slug. Since there are multiple output formats, they will be displayed as CSV with commas escaped. The first line will be the CSV header.

cat guids | amoid
cat guids | amoid -i guid
cat guids | amoid -i guid -o id -o guid -o slug

Convert slugs from the command line to their database ids. The output will be just the guids not escaped in any way, since there is only one output format.

amoid -i slug -o id amo-queue-helper ideal-size

Convert ids from a file to their guids. Again not using CSV given there is one output format.

cat ids | amoid -i id -o guid