SODAR CLI
Command line interface for SODAR Server.
Getting Started
SODAR Repositories
- sodar-server
SODAR web server for meta and mass data management.
- sodar-taskflow
Helper component for running tasks with rollback functionality.
Installation
$ git clone git@github.com:bihealth/sodar-cli.git
$ cd sodar-cli
$ conda create -n sodar-cli python=3.7
$ conda activate sodar-cli
$ pip install -e .
$ cat >~/.sodarrc.toml <<EOF
[global]
# URL to SODAR server.
sodar_server_url = "https://sodar.example.com/"
# API token to use for SODAR API.
sodar_api_token = "XXX"
EOFReleasing
$ $EDITOR HISTORY.rst
$ git tag ...
$ rm -rf dist
$ python setup.py sdist
$ twine upload dist/*.tar.gzHistory
v0.1.0
everything is new
1 maintainer
Metadata
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