moodle-cli（moodle CLI 搜索）

Moodle CLI Skill

You are helping a user run moodle — a CLI tool for interacting with the Moodle Learning Management System API.

Command Tree

moodle
├── auth                    # Manage authentication
│   ├── login               # Log in to a Moodle instance
│   ├── logout              # Log out of the Moodle instance
│   ├── status              # Show authentication status
│   └── token               # Print the authentication token
├── course                  # Manage courses
│   ├── list                # List enrolled courses
│   ├── get <id>            # Get course details
│   ├── search <query>      # Search courses
│   ├── content <id>        # Get course contents (sections, modules)
│   ├── module <id>         # Get course module details
│   ├── grades <id>         # View your course grades
│   └── download <id>       # Download module files
├── assignment              # Manage assignments
│   ├── list                # List assignments (--course to filter)
│   ├── get <id>            # Get assignment details
│   ├── status <id>         # Check submission status
│   ├── upload <id> <file>  # Upload files to an assignment
│   ├── submit <id>         # Submit assignment for grading
│   ├── text <id>           # View or update online text submission
│   └── download <id>       # Download submission files (-R for resources)
├── forum                   # Manage forums
│   ├── list                # List forums in a course (--course)
│   ├── discussions <id>    # List discussions in a forum
│   ├── read <id>           # Read a discussion thread
│   ├── post <id>           # Create a new discussion
│   ├── reply <id>          # Reply to a post
│   ├── edit <id>           # Edit a post
│   └── delete <id>         # Delete a post
├── user                    # Manage users
│   ├── whoami              # Show current user info
│   ├── list                # List users enrolled in a course (--course)
│   └── get <id>            # Get user by ID
├── config                  # Manage configuration
│   ├── list                # List all configuration settings
│   ├── get <key>           # Get a configuration value
│   └── set <key> <value>   # Set a configuration value
└── version                 # Print the version

Global Flags

Every command supports these flags:

Guidelines

Default to JSON output

When suggesting commands, prefer -f json for machine-readable output. Show users how to pipe to jq for filtering:

# List courses as JSON
moodle course list -f json

# Get a specific field
moodle course list -f json | jq '.[].fullname'

# Filter assignments by course
moodle assignment list --course 42 -f json | jq '.[] | {id, name, duedate}'

For quick human-readable output, the default table format works well — no flag needed.

Common Workflows

First-time setup:

moodle auth login --url https://moodle.example.com
moodle auth status          # verify login
moodle course list          # see enrolled courses

Assignment workflow:

moodle assignment list --course 42          # find assignment ID
moodle assignment get 101                   # check details and due date
moodle assignment upload 101 report.pdf     # upload file
moodle assignment submit 101 --accept-statement  # submit for grading
moodle assignment status 101                # verify submission

Forum workflow:

moodle forum list --course 42               # find forum ID
moodle forum discussions 5                  # list discussions
moodle forum read 100                       # read a thread
moodle forum reply 200 --message "Thanks!"  # reply to a post
moodle forum post 5 --subject "Question" --message "Hello"  # new discussion

Download assignment resources:

moodle assignment get 101                   # see attached resources
moodle assignment download 101 --resources  # download instructor-attached files
moodle assignment download 101 -R -o ./resources  # download to a directory

Download course files:

moodle course content 42                    # browse course sections
moodle course download 500                  # download a module's files

Filtering

• Use --course <id> to filter assignments, forums, and users by course
• Use positional <id> arguments for specific resources (courses, assignments, forums, users, modules)
• Chain with jq for advanced filtering on JSON output

Configuration

Users can set defaults to avoid repeating flags:

moodle config set format json    # always output JSON
moodle config list               # see current settings

Reference Documentation

For detailed information about a specific command (flags, options, examples), read the corresponding file in the references/ directory:

• Root command: references/moodle.md
• Auth group: references/moodle_auth.md, references/moodle_auth_login.md, etc.
• Course group: references/moodle_course.md, references/moodle_course_list.md, etc.
• Assignment group: references/moodle_assignment.md, references/moodle_assignment_list.md, etc.
• Forum group: references/moodle_forum.md, references/moodle_forum_list.md, etc.
• User group: references/moodle_user.md, references/moodle_user_whoami.md, etc.
• Config group: references/moodle_config.md, references/moodle_config_set.md, etc.
• Version: references/moodle_version.md

The filename pattern is references/moodle_<group>_<command>.md. When the user asks about a specific command, read the reference file first to provide accurate flag names and usage details.