mmdok-cli 1.10

Cli client for TinyDS

Command client for MMDok used to store documents and metadata.

MMDok is a modern, minimal, simple and scalable DMS that is designed to be able to handle hundreds of millions of documents. It can run serverless, in a container or locally with the same code base. MMCli is a command line client to MMDok.

Getting started with the cli

With Python3 installed run the following command on the command prompt:

$ python -c "from mmcli import mmcli; mmcli.run()"

(Cmd) help

Commands:

audit	print audit logs for a document
count	count documents
download	download a document to file
delete	deletes a document
login	used to log in to the server
metadata	prints metadata for a document
register	register a user
search	search documents
server	change target server from the default
types	lists available document types
update	updates a document's metadata
upload	upload either a new document or a new version
view	download and show a document in the webbrowser

For detailed help for a command type: 'help '

Example session

Note that if you at registration below answer that you don't belong to a group, you will be able to login and use the system immediately. You will be able to use a set of predefined document types and attributes, and you will only handle your own documents.
However, if you belong to a group, your group administrator has to give you permissions before you can start. You will then be able to share documents within the group.

$ python3 -c "from mmcli import mmcli; mmcli.run()"
(Cmd) register
Email:[e-mail]
Password:
Do you belong to a group[Y|N]:Y

Registration succeded.
An email will be sent to you for confirmation.
Please ask your group administration to give you permissions.

(Cmd) login
Email:[e-mail]
Password:

Login succeded
Group: edok

(Cmd) types
{'Faktura': {'_id': '611c18862271d9e4a5dae511',
'customer': 'edok',
'fields': {'Fakturanr': {'displayname': 'Invoice number',
'displayname_sv': 'Fakturanummer',
'format': '\d+',
'general': False,
'index': True,
'mandatory': True,
'name': 'Fakturanr',
'order': 1,
'placeholder': '123456',
'search': True,
'type': 'text',
'update': True,
'values': None}},
'id': 1,
'name': 'Faktura',
'order': 1}}

(Cmd) search
Filter: {"Fakturanr":123459}
Sort:
From:
Number:
[{'_id': '611c2032d444ac00094333b5',
'creator': '[e-mail]',
'metadata': {'Fakturanr': '123459', 'type': 'Faktura'},
'ts': '2021-08-17T20:46:42.853Z',
'type': 'Faktura',
'updated_by': '[e-mail]'}]

(Cmd) metadata
Documentid: 611c2032d444ac00094333b5
{'Fakturanr': '123459', 'type': 'Faktura'}

(Cmd) count

{'count': 14}

(Cmd) audit
Documentid: 611c2032d444ac00094333b5
[{'op': 'create', 'ts': '2021-08-17T20:46:42.853Z', 'user': '[e-mail]'},
{'op': 'view', 'ts': '2021-08-17T21:24:33.977Z', 'user': '[e-mail]'},
{'op': 'view', 'ts': '2021-08-19T21:27:01.185Z', 'user': '[e-mail]'}]
(Cmd) upload
Provide a document id if it is a new version, leave empty for new document
Docid:
Chose document type: Faktura
Metadata: {"Fakturanr":123}
Path to files: /tmp/dummy.pdf

True
612404f1c0c7380008f019ad

(Cmd) count

{'count': 15}

Permissions

All commands except register and login need permissions. One can either register as a standalone user or as belonging to a group. In the first case the user has full permission but only the documents created by the user. In the latter case permissions have to be set up by a group administrator.

Document types

For standalone users available document types and attributes are a set of standand and common for all. For group users those are defined in an admin gui. See below. In a future release admin operations will be available via an api and cli.

Notifications

Notifications can be received upon document creation or deletion. For an example this can be look at this link: notification client The client takes the url parameter ?group=group_name, where the group_name is the name of your group.

Server side

The default server is a serverless lambda located on AWS, which also is the default server for this CLI. However, the client can be set to connect to a server anywhere, for example locally while testing, or againt a server running in a Docker container.

Other clients

MMDok can be accessed via a REST API. MMCli contains a Python client using this api.
There is a gui client available at gui client. The same login will work.

Administration

Administrations of documenttypes, users and their permissions can also be done via MMCli using the mmadmin module.

    <h3>Admin Commands</h3>

Admin commands are available via mmadmin for managing resources:
$ python -c "from mmcli import mmadmin; mmadmin.run()"

Admin Commands:

create	create a new admin resource from JSON file
delete	delete an admin resource by ID
exit	exit the admin CLI
login	authenticate user via bankid, freja, apikey, or user-password
quit	exit the admin CLI
read	read an admin resource by name or list all
update	update an admin resource from JSON file

Resources handled by the admin cli are fields, document types, roles, users and templates.

Let's say that we want to create a new document type with one field. We can create a JSON files with the following content:

fields.json

[
  {
    "name": "test_field",
    "displayname": "Test",
    "displayname_sv": "Test",
    "type": "number",
    "placeholder": "900",
    "order": 7,
    "format": "^\\d+$",
    "search": true,
    "index": false,
    "update": true,
    "general": false,
    "mandatory": false
  }
]

and a file

types.json

[
  {
    "name": "test_type",
    "order": 1,
    "fields": [
      "test_field"
    ]
  }
]

Then we can create the document type using the following command, assuming that [e-mail] is a user with admin permissions for the group:

% python3 -c "from mmcli import mmadmin; mmadmin.run()"
(Cmd) login
  bankid|freja|apikey|user-password: u
  Email: [e-mail]
  Password: 
  Code: 121212
  Login succeded
(Cmd) create field data/fields/fields.json
  Object 1: Status: 200
  ok
(Cmd) create type data/types/types.json
  Object 1: Status: 200
  ok

Permission, roles, users and templates can be created in a similar way, with json-files that can be stored in for example a git repository. A full description is not given here.