Terralab CLI
Overview
The terralab CLI provides a command-line interface with which to interact with the Broad DSP Scientific Pipelines Service.
Currently, terralab supports running Array Imputation. For more information about Array Imputation, see our documentation.
Find instructions on using this CLI here.
Note that in order to use terralab and the Scientific Pipelines Service, you must have a Terra account.
Prerequisites
Your system must run Python 3.12+.
Installation
You can install the terralab CLI from PyPi using your favorite package management tool.
For example, run
pip install terralab-cli
Using the CLI
Once installed, to run the CLI, run the following command:
terralab COMMAND [ARGS]
For example, to list the pipelines you can run using Terralab, run the following command:
terralab pipelines list
For Developers
See CONTRIBUTING.md for details on local development setup.
Changelog
See CHANGELOG.md
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Metadata
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