An interactive command line client for CDMI.
Installation
To install cdmi-cli, simply:
$ sudo pip install cdmi_client
To install cdmi-cli from source:
$ sudo python setup.py install
or alternatively (using virtualenv):
(env) $ python setup.py install
Getting Started
To use (with caution), simply do:
$ cdmi-cli
cdmi @> ?
available commands:
quit - quit client
qos - manage QoS for CDMI object
help - show help for available commands
auth - authentication to the CDMI server
exit - exit client
query - make CDMI query
close - close connection to CDMI server
open - open connection to CDMI server
? - show available commands
More Examples
Simple Query
To perform a simple query you need to open a connection first and provide some authentication, for example:
$ cdmi-cli
cdmi @> open cdmi.exmpale.com 443
cdmi @cdmi.example.com> auth basic
Enter username: cdmi_user
Enter password:
cdmi @cdmi.example.com> query /
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