# Hetzner Cloud API - Rhai Wrapper

This project provides a Rhai wrapper for interacting with the Hetzner Cloud API, allowing you to manage your servers through simple scripts.

## Setup

To use this wrapper, you need to set your Hetzner API Token as an environment variable.

```bash
export HETZNER_API_TOKEN="YOUR_API_TOKEN_HERE"
```

Replace `"YOUR_API_TOKEN_HERE"` with your actual Hetzner API token.

## Usage

You can execute any `.rhai` script by passing it as an argument to `cargo run`.

```bash
cargo run -- <script_name>.rhai
```

For example, to run the provided `test.rhai` script:

```bash
cargo run -- test.rhai
```

## API Examples

Here are some examples of what you can do with the API, taken from the `test.rhai` script.

### 1. Create a Client

All API interactions start by creating a client instance.

```rust
// Create client to communicate with Hetzner API
let client = new_hetzner_client(HETZNER_API_TOKEN);
```

### 2. List Servers & Display Details

You can fetch all your servers and display their details in a formatted table.

```rust
// List all servers and print in table
print("Listing all servers...");
let servers = client.list_servers();
print(servers.show_table());

// Get a specific server by ID and show its details
let test_server = client.get_server(104301883);
print(test_server.show_details());
```

### 3. Manage Server State

Perform actions like enabling rescue mode, disabling it, or rebooting the server.

```rust
// Enable rescue mode and get the root password
print(`Enabling rescue mode on server with ID: ${test_server.id}`);
let root_password = client.enable_rescue_mode(test_server.id);
print(`Root password is: ${root_password}`);

// Disable rescue mode
print(`Disabling rescue mode on server with ID: ${test_server.id}`);
client.disable_rescue_mode(test_server.id);

// Reboot server
print(`Rebooting server with ID: ${test_server.id}`);
client.reboot(test_server.id);