# About
Package to use BioMAJ providing biomaj-cli
# Example
biomaj-cli.py –proxy http://biomaj-public-proxy –api-key XYZ_MYAPIKEY –update –bank Anopheles_gambiae
To get help usage:
biomaj-cli -h
If proxy is not specifed, a monolitic and local BioMAJ installation is expected
To create users, see biomaj-user repo or BioMAJ wiki
- 3.1.11:
Add –data-list and –data-import to import an example bank (needs biomaj-data package)
- 3.1.10:
Add –history option
- 3.1.9:
Add option –stats, needs biomaj-daemon >= 3.0.13 Add option –json, needs biomaj-daemon >= 3.0.13
- 3.1.8:
Add option –schedule
- 3.1.7:
If no arg given, display help
- 3.1.6:
Add options –last-log and –tail to get last log of a bank, needs biomaj-daemon >= 3.0.8
- 3.1.5:
Add missing biomaj-core req
- 3.1.4:
Add whatsup option Fix default value for –config
- 3.1.2:
Add missing README Fix for monolithic usage
- 3.1.1:
Use biomaj daemon utils for options management Fix config setup when using local install Rename biomaj-daemon-cli to biomaj-cli
- 3.1.0:
Create client for biomaj with micro services
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