Installation

Install with:

$ pip install --user seed-services-cli (--user option may not be necessary when running a virtual environment)

Then run:

$ seed-services-cli --help

and read the usage instructions.

Configuration

The configuration can be passed in using a YAML file. An example is provided:

hub:
  api_url: http://hub.example.org/api/v1
  token: TEMP
identity_store:
  api_url: http://idstore.example.org/api/v1
  token: TEMP2

Then run the following to use:

$ seed-services-cli --conf=config.yaml command-to-run

Finding identities

Run:

$ seed-services-cli identity-search --help

to learn about the options available for searching.

Example search:

$ seed-services-cli identity-search --address_type msisdn --address +27001

Get identity details

Run:

$ seed-services-cli identity-get --identity uuid

to get a specific identity details dump to json

Identities Upload

Run:

$ seed-services-cli identity-import --help

to learn about the identity upload instructions.

Then to upload content create a CSV or JSON file

$ seed-services-cli identity-import --csv filename.csv

Find demo_import_identities.csv and .json in the repo route for format example.

Identities Details Update

This command is used to update the values inside the details JSON field.

Run:

$ seed-services-cli identity-details-update --help

to learn about the identity details update instructions.

Then to upload content create a JSON file

$ seed-services-cli identity-details-update --json-file filename.json

Find demo_identities_details_update.json in the repo route for format example.

Messages Listing and Upload

Run:

$ seed-services-cli sbm-messagesets --help

to learn about the messagesets available for uploading to.

Run:

$ seed-services-cli sbm-messages-import --help

to learn about the message upload instructions.

Then to upload content create a CSV or JSON file

$ seed-services-cli sbm-messages-import --csv filename.csv

Note: To upload binary content the file name should in the binary_content field and this will be uploaded for you.

To retrieve messages run:

$ seed-services-cli sbm-messages --help

Filters are available for message, messageset, lang and sequence_number.

Message Deletion

Run:

$ seed-services-cli sbm-messages-delete --help

to learn about deleting messages. Filters are available for message, messageset, lang and sequence_number.

Example that would purge all messages and binary files for messageset 1:

$ seed-services-cli sbm-messages-delete --messageset 1

Registration Upload to Hub

Run:

$ seed-services-cli hub-registrations-import --help

to learn about the registration upload instructions.

Then to upload content create a CSV or JSON file

$ seed-services-cli hub-registrations-import --csv filename.csv

Find demo_import_registration.csv in the repo route for format example.

Adding Users to Auth with Team access

Run:

$ seed-services-cli auth-user-add --help

to learn about adding users. Then add to a team.

Run:

$ seed-services-cli auth-user-add-team --help

Checking Service status

Run:

$ seed-services-cli ci-status

to get full service status uptime information.

Generate User Tokens

Run:

$ seed-services-cli ci-user-token-generate --help

to understand how to ensure Users have correct CI tokens for services.

Developing

Run:

$ pip install --editable .

Testing:

$ pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
$ py.test seed_services_cli

Reporting issues

Issues can be filed in the GitHub issue tracker. Please don’t use the issue tracker for general support queries.

Release Notes

0.0.6 - 17-August-2016 - Added auth and ci related commands

0.0.5 - 14-July-2016 - Bugfix identity-import for malformed addresses

0.0.4 - 29-June-2016 - Added hub-registrations-import

0.0.3 - 29-June-2016 - Added identity-get and identity-import.

0.0.2 - 28-June-2016 - Added sbm-messages-delete. Renamed short param from m to ms for messageset for sbm-messages command for consistency.

0.0.1 - Initial release