GWE comes with bash scripts to interact with a GWE daemon system. The user will find that for every command available in the GWE Terminal client interface, there is an equivalent shell script named:
gwe-cmd-[GWE_TERMINAL_COMMAND].sh
These scripts are expensive since a brand new network connection has to be established every time they are invoked (in contrast with all other interactive clients which keep connections alive for the length of the session). On the other hand it provides a quick command line access to a GWE daemon function and a rudimentary API for integrating GWE requests programmatically within scripts.
The following is the list of available scripts:
| Description | GWE Command Line Script |
| Queue an order | gwe-cmd-queue-order.sh [OPTIONAL_CONFIG_PARAM] [P2EL_STATEMENT ] |
| List all the orders queued | gwe-cmd-list-orders.sh [OPTIONAL_CONFIG_PARAM] |
| View the details of a specific queued order | gwe-cmd-view-order.sh [OPTIONAL_CONFIG_PARAM] [ORDER_ID] |
| List the status of all the jobs belonging to a particular order | gwe-cmd-list-jobs.sh [OPTIONAL_CONFIG_PARAM] [ORDER_ID] |
| View the details of a specific job belonging to a specific order | gwe-cmd-view-job.sh [OPTIONAL_CONFIG_PARAM] [ORDER_ID] [JOB_NUM] |
| View the result of a specific job belonging to a specific order | gwe-cmd-view-result.sh [OPTIONAL_CONFIG_PARAM] [ORDER_ID] [JOB_NUM] |
| Pause the execution of an order | gwe-cmd-pause-order.sh [OPTIONAL_CONFIG_PARAM] [ORDER_ID] |
| Resume the execution a paused order | gwe-cmd-resume-order.sh [OPTIONAL_CONFIG_PARAM] [ORDER_ID] |
| Delete an order | gwe-cmd-delete-order.sh [OPTIONAL_CONFIG_PARAM] [ORDER_ID] |