A set of tools and utilities for extracting and shipping raw data to ConnectedCompany ("CC").
Pre-requisites
- python 3.6+ (
python3 --versionto check) - CC connector ID - this is a string provided by CC, strucured like
customer-id>/<source-type>/<source-id> - optionally, a credentials file, to push data extracts and / or logs to CC
Installation
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Create a new directory for this tool, with a Python virtual environment (venv), then activate the venv:
mkdir coco-agent cd coco-agent python3 -m venv venv source venv/bin/activate -
Install the latest version of the tool the virtual environment:
pip install -U coco-agent
Extract metadata from a Git repository
To extract metadata from a cloned repo accessible via the file system:
coco-agent extract git-repo --connector-id=<connector id> repo-dir
where
connector idis the connector ID mentioned above, provided by CCrepo-diris the directory of the Git repository
By default, output is written to the out directory.
For additional options, including specifying date ranges, see ./coco-agent extract git-repo --help
Additional data sources
Each will have its own connector-id. Simply re-run the extract command, pointing at each additional source as desired.
Upload data
Once desired data has been extracted, it can be securely uploaded to CC from the output directory:
coco-agent upload data --credentials-file=<credentials file path> <connector id> <directory>
where
credentials file pathis the location of the upload credentials JSON file, provided by CCconnector idis, as before, the connector ID for the data sourcedirectoryis the directory where data was previously extracted (./outby default)
Supported options
Invoking coco-agent without arguments will display supported commands and options.
coco-agent version will display the current version.
In the same way, description and options for each sub-command can be seen by passing the --help argument - e.g. coco-agent extract git-repo --help.
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