Add several hosts in one go. Each item is the same data you would give to termix_hosts add. Needs confirm=true. Reports each result on its own, so one bad row does not stop the rest.

Call any other Termix API route. Docs: https://docs.termix.site/api/

method: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, or DELETE path: like /host/db/host or /health GET runs right away. POST, PUT, PATCH need confirm=true. DELETE needs confirm=true and confirm_phrase="DELETE ". Password and key routes are blocked. Secrets in answers are hidden.

List or read stored credentials. Read-only. Secrets are hidden.

action: list | get Use the credential id inside a host's data to link a host to a credential.

Check that the Termix server is up and the API key works.

Calls the health check, then lists hosts to test the key.

List, read, add, change, or delete Termix hosts.

action: list | get | add | update | delete host_id: needed for get, update, delete data: the host fields for add and update (see the README for the field names; run action=list once to see the exact fields your Termix version uses) add and update need confirm=true. delete also needs confirm_phrase="DELETE /host/db/host/". Passwords and keys are hidden in all output. Enter those in the Termix web page.

Manage Termix roles, who is in them, and which hosts they can reach.

Read actions (run right away): list all roles members users in a role (needs role_id) user_roles roles of one user (needs user_id) users all users, to find a user_id host_access who a host is shared with (needs host_id) folder_access standing share rules for a folder (needs folder) Change actions (need confirm=true, so ask the user first): create needs name (lowercase, digits, _ or -) and display_name update needs role_id, and display_name and/or description assign needs role_id and user_id share_host needs host_id, and role_ids and/or user_ids share_folder needs folder, and role_ids and/or user_ids (also covers hosts added to that folder later) update_access needs host_id, access_id, permission_level and/or duration_hours Destructive actions (need confirm=true and confirm_phrase="METHOD /path"): delete delete a role (needs role_id) unassign take a role off a user (needs role_id and user_id) revoke_access remove a host share (needs host_id and access_id) delete_folder_rule remove a folder share rule (needs access_id) Sharing uses the host's saved credential. No passwords pass through here.