How to use the postmark.AccountClient function in postmark
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wildbit / postmark-cli / src / commands / servers / list.ts View on Github 
const listCommand = (accountToken: string, args: ServerListArguments): void => {
const { count, offset, name, showTokens, requestHost } = args
const command: CommandResponse = new CommandResponse()
command.initResponse('Fetching servers...')
const client = new AccountClient(accountToken)
if (requestHost !== undefined && requestHost !== '') {
client.clientOptions.requestHost = requestHost
}
getServers(client, count, offset, name)
.then(response => {
if (args.json) {
return command.response(serverJson(response, showTokens))
}
return command.response(serverTable(response, showTokens))
})
.catch(error => {
return command.errorResponse(error)
})
}postmark
Official Node.js client library for the Postmark HTTP API - https://www.postmarkapp.com
