Hi Nuri, it is possible but it can be kind of difficult to do right now since there is no documentation for it.
Like Paul mentions, you can check out the scripts in the \commands subdirectory to see how they work.
At the heart of each command is a factory. The factory takes inputs like a point, an object list, a number, etc.. , and then creates its output object when you call factory.commit().
Normally a command script does a bunch of work to gather up input data from the UI and then feeds that data into the factory inputs. But it is possible to create a command script that feeds your own custom data into the inputs instead of getting it from any UI. It sounds like that is what you are looking for.
For revolve for example, if you look at Revolve.js you can see that it is setting 5 inputs on to its factory. Input 0 is an object list for the curves to revolve, Input 1 is the start point of the axis, Input 2 is the end point of the Input 3 is the revolution angle, and Input 4 is a boolean for whether to cap ends or not.
The revolve command asks you to draw a line segment and then uses that to fill in the axis points on the factory. But you could make a custom "FixedRevolve.js" command file that skipped the line drawing step and just filled in your specific points.
- Michael
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