The Node Monkey client is exposed in the global scope and is available in your console as monkey.
This generally shouldn't need to be touched but it gives you access to the socket.io client socket. See here for more on why and how you might use this.
When you want to connect the client to the server, which you will probably want to do in production environments for debugging, you must call monkey.init() to kick things off. When you do, you will be prompted to enter a username and password to authenticate and any authentication errors will display in the console.
You may disconnect at any time after which point calling monkey.init() will just invoke monkey.connect() so they are equivalent. You will be prompted for authentication again.
Re-establish a connection to the server after you've called monkey.disconnect(). Calling monkey.init() a second time will also call this.
Disconnect from the server.
command<string>: The full command string to execute (e.g.adduser bob -p password123)noOutput<bool>: By default the result of the command you run will be logged to the console. If you set this totrueit will not log the result.
Return
A promise that will resolve with successful output or reject with the error output.
Example
monkey.cmd('adduser bob')
monkey.cmd('adduser bob').then(function(output) {
/* do something */
}).catch(function(error) {
/* do something else */
})