### data and database utilities

---
This repository provides the source code to the `toolbelt` tool, which is a command line client
written in Python that is used to administer systems administration tasks through a variety
of utilities that have been combined together into a single tool.
*Note: the initial components of this tool previously made up the `replicator`, `geocoder`, `shapeloader` and `load-gnaf` services*
### Overview
Run with `toolbelt` after install (it should be in your path)
Available commands:
* `shapeloader` - load directories of shapefiles into Postgresql with specific support for PSMA distributions (selecting subsets of data, based on bbox or states)
* `initdb` - initializes a database from SQL scripts (for use with `db-schema`)
* `initsearch` - intializes and builds indexes for Elastic Search based on a defined schema
### Install
This project is distributed on PyPi - the Python package management environment. It can be installed across all
platforms easily and usually with a single command (provided you don't require editing the source code)
*Note: this tool will soon be provided as a standalone binary and installer for all platforms using the PyInstaller library*
1. Setup on Mac OS X
Start with Homebrew:
```sh
$ brew install python
$ easy_install toolbelt
```
*Note: This will install toolbelt globally, the better option would be to install it into its own environment using `virtualenv`
2. Setup with Windows
Install [python for Windows](http://www.python.org/download/)
Open a command prompt and run:
```sh
> pip install eac-toolbelt
```
3. Run with Docker
Run the `estateagents/sysadmin` Docker image as a container:
```sh
$ docker run --rm -it estateagents/sysadmin
```
and then in the shell setup a virtual environment and install `eac-toolbelt`:
```sh
$ virtualenv .venv
$ source .venv/bin/activate
$ pip install eac-toolbelt
```
### Running
See the respective repositories in `db-schema` and `search-schema` on how to setup and run this tool in those scenarios.
### Commands
1. shapeloader - Loads Shapefile's into a Postgres or SQL Server database.
1. initdb - Initializes a database schema for Postgres or SQL Server from a set of definition files
1. initsearch - Initializes a search index on Elastic Search from a set of definition files
1. geocode - Geocode addresses using database queries or web service API's and update tables
1. replicate - Replicate one database to another (supports Postgres and SQL Server bidirectionally)
1. maplayer - Modify layer properties in Mapnik XML files (switch layers off and on, change credentials)
### environment files
Configuration is either loaded from the command line, from the environment or from a '.env' file in the current directory or in a parent directory.
Variables all begin with `TOOLBELT_` ex.
1. `TOOLBELT_SRC_DSN` - DSN string for the source database
1. `TOOLBELT_DEST_DSN` - DSN string for the destination database
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