Connect

Unless you changed any settings, RioDB should be listening on HTTPS port 2333.
You can test it by opening https://localhost:2333/ on a browser, and see the following response:
{"status": 200, "message":"RioDB here. Tell me WHEN."}

On linux, you can try curl:

curl -k https://localhost:2333

All commands will be addressed to that same URL. The default ‘admin’ password is RioDB!
Statements are posted as text/plain payload, and must end with a semi-colon. For example, to run the command"system status;"

curl -k -u admin:RioDB! https://localhost:2333 -d 'system status;'

You can also use the REST client of your choice. But for convenience, if isolated in a closed network, you can use the RioDB console:

./riodb.sh console

or on windows:

riodb console

All examples in these documents assume all commands are being run in the console or in a Rest client, without the CURL stuff. But you can do anything with CURL.

Special thanks to northern-64bit !
…for creating the open-source console for RioDB. If your instance does not have network access or is unreachable from a REST client, you can use the console utility to run RioDB commands locally.
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