Launch, monitor and stop
Creates the stop event, buffers readiness lines and handles shutdown.
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Examples for every common integration stack
Native Windows examples launch the bonding runtime without a shell and send credentials through stdin. Server-side examples call the Partner Billing API over HTTPS and show the required idempotency contract.
Windows application side
Run starbonding-cli.exe safely.
The full PowerShell and C# launchers cover the long-running bonding lifecycle, complete-line readiness detection, concurrent output draining and graceful stop. Compact language examples execute --restream-get, pass the password through stdin, handle diagnostics and return the CLI exit code.
Application process supervision
A complete Windows host integration with readiness and stop handling.
Download C# launcher ↓Stable CLI contract used by the compact examples
starbonding-cli.exe --username ACCOUNT --password-stdin --restream-get
stdin: PASSWORD + newline
stdout: exactly one starbonding.restream.v1 JSON line
stderr: diagnostics
exit: 0 success, 1 runtime/API failure, 2 invalid argumentsPartner server side
Provision and bill customers from your backend.
Every create-account example keeps the API key outside source code, sends JSON over HTTPS, supplies a persistent idempotency key and checks the HTTP result. Replace the example key with the stored key for the intended financial operation.
All Partner API operations
List services and accounts, inspect balance and transactions, create accounts and renew accounts.
php partner-api.php services
php partner-api.php balance
php partner-api.php accounts 1
php partner-api.php transactions
php partner-api.php create SERVICE_ID KEY "Customer" customer@example.com
php partner-api.php renew USER_ID SERVICE_ID KEYFinancial retry rule
Create the idempotency key when the intended account creation or renewal is recorded. Store it before the request.
Idempotency-Key: create-customer-0001On timeout, retry the identical request with the same key. A new key represents a new chargeable operation.
Read the complete API contract →