Example: running the client in non-interactive mode

Let's run the previous example, but now in non-interactive mode. First of all you will need to generate a token on the admin pages, download it and save it a well know location on the filesystem of the machine you intend to use. 
Let's assume you stored the token under ~/token.json, the is available at ~/apps/meterian-cli.jar, and your shell current working directory is the one of the project. You can now launch the client:
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$ cd vert.x
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$ java -jar ~/apps/meterian-cli.jar --interactive=false \
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--auth-file=~/token.json
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Meterian Client v0.1
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- running locally: yes
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- interactive mode: off
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- working on folder: /tmp/vert.x
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The client will continue as usual, and if the token is valid it will proceed as in the interactive scenario.

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