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Expand Up @@ -33,6 +33,28 @@ show debug information (HTTP info, and json send to the api)
oapi-cli --verbose ReadVms
```

For complex argument, you can store argument in file using `--file`:
```bash
echo -n false > false.txt
./oapi-cli ReadVms --DryRun --file false.txt
```
Here `-DryRun` argument will be "false", as it is what is inside false.txt.


For CreatePolicy, you should use `--jsonstr-file`.

As CreatePolicy require Document to be a string contaning a jsons, if you want to pass the policy directly to oapi-cli, `--Document` argument should look like this:
```
"Document": "{\"Statement\": [ {\"Effect\": \"Allow\", \"Action\": [\"*\"], \"Resource\": [\"*\"]} ]}"
```

With `--jsonstr-file`, you can simply create a json containing your policy, and pass it to oapi-cli:

```bash
CreatePolicy --PolicyName please --Document --jsonstr-file ./policy.json
```


*Note that with osc-cli, you need to add `api`, here, as we only support outscale api, this is remove*

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