Selecting a server to work on

Logging in is probably not enough. You need to select a server to be able to work on something. Luckily we got you covered!

Getting a server its code

In order to select a server, we first need to figure out what the server code is. The server code is unique to each server and will be used for choosing a server.

The following code can be used to get all servers the user has access to:

// Dependencies
const { Session } = require('cubed-session');

(async () => {
    // Starting a new session
    const session = new Session();

    // Logging in
    await session.login('username', 'password');
    
    const servers = await session.getServers();
    console.log(servers);
})()

The following code will log every server the user that is logged in has access to in the console. I am using async/await but you can also use a different method.

Selecting a server

Now to select a server to edit or do actions on the server, we need to specify the server we need. We can do so by finding the server we need, and then grabbing its code

// Dependencies
const { Session } = require('cubed-session');

(async () => {
    // Starting a new session
    const session = new Session();

    // Logging in
    await session.login('username', 'password');
    
    // Getting a list of all servers and finding the one we need
    const servers = await session.getServers();
    const server = servers.find(s => s.name.toLowerCase() === "Server_Name".toLowerCase());
    
    // Selecting the server
    await session.selectServer(server.code);
    
})()

If you run the code and no errors occur, you successfully selected your server! You can now send instructions to it.