Instead of using comments declare info in a special variable.
Then the variable can be used to print the DNS API provider usage.
The usage can be parsed on UI and show all needed inputs for options.
The info is stored in plain string that it's both human-readable and easy to parse:
dns_example_info='API name
An extended description.
Multiline.
Domains: list of alternative domains to find
Site: the dns provider website e.g. example.com
Docs: Link to ACME.sh wiki for the provider
Options:
VARIABLE1 Title for the option1.
VARIABLE2 Title for the option2. Default "default value".
VARIABLE3 Title for the option3. Description to show on UI. Optional.
Issues: Link to a support ticket on https://github.com/acmesh-official/acme.sh
Author: First Lastname <authoremail@example.com>, Another Author <https://github.com/example>;
'
Here:
VARIABLE1 will be required.
VARIABLE2 will be required too but will be populated with a "default value".
VARIABLE3 is optional and can be empty.
A DNS provider may have alternative options like CloudFlare may use API KEY or API Token.
You can use a second section OptionsAlt: section.
Some providers may have alternative names or domains e.g. Aliyun and AlibabaCloud.
Add them to Domains: section.
Signed-off-by: Sergey Ponomarev <stokito@gmail.com>
The current call uses the /domains end-point which lists all domains.
This only returns 100 domains at a time, so for long domain lists you
may not match and find the required ID.
Switch to using the search interface that only returns values matching
the requested domain. This will avoid missing results.
Reported by @jjamfd.
Closes: #2944
Support Rackspace Cloud DNS
This commit is based on the original pull request by tcocca
https://github.com/Neilpang/acme.sh/pull/1297
Addtional cleanup was provided by senseisimple in
https://github.com/Neilpang/acme.sh/pull/1999
This pull request has squashed the changes for review, fixed a minor
(but breaking) problem with the field ordering in the response, and
added documenation per the API guide.
Co-Author: Chris <chris@chrisnovoa.com>
Co-Author: Ian Wienand <ian@wienand.org>
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