tetrascience-cli 1.0.0

Tetrascience CLI

ts-cli

Tetrascience CLI

Version

v1.0.0

Table of Contents

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• Install
• Usage
  • Create an artifact
  • Publish an artifact
    • API Configuration
    • IDS Validation
• Documentation
• Changelog
  • v1.0.0

Intro

ts-cli allows you to interface with the Tetrascience Data Platform from the comfort of your shell

Example

Create and publish a new task script:

ts-cli config save ~/Downloads/ts-cfg.json
ts-cli init task-script
ts-cli publish

Install

pip install tetrascience-cli

Usage

Create an artifact

Using an IDS, Protocol, Task Script or "All-in-one" template

ts-cli init <template-type>

To set up the artifact's configuration interactively, use the --interactive or -i flag.

ts-cli init --interactive

Publish an artifact

Including IDS, Protocol, and Task Script artifacts from their source code

ts-cli publish

The artifact's type, namespace, slug and version are automatically read from its manifest.json file if it exists.
To set up the artifact's configuration interactively, use the --interative or -i flag. Examples:

ts-cli publish --interactive

API Configuration

An API configuration is required. This can be the API configuration JSON file (cfg.json) found on the Tetra Data Platform.

{
	"api_url": "https://api.tetrascience.com/v1",
	"auth_token": "your-token",
	"org": "your-org",
	"ignore_ssl": false
}

This configuration can be referred to explicitly in the command line. Example:

ts-cli publish --config cfg.json

Or saved to a specific profile.

ts-cli config save cfg.json --profile dev
ts-cli publish --profile dev

To apply the API configuration to all your projects automatically, save your configuration file globally

ts-cli config save cfg.json --global
ts-cli publish

IDS Validation

When uploading IDS artifact, validation will be performed using ts-ids-validator package. Validation failures for IDS will be printed to the console.

Documentation

Click here for --help and a development guide

Changelog

v1.0.0

• Initial release
• Includes the init, publish and config commands