usd - Ruby Class for SDM REST-API-Calls
There is a ruby class and a commandline tool rusdc.
installation
just install the gem:
sudo gem install usd
Be aware that you need some compiler-tools and the ruby headers:
# ubuntu
sudo apt-get install build-essential ruby-dev
# redhat
yum group install "Development Tools"
yum install ruby-devel
external tools
If you use the rusdc find command with --format mlr option then you need mlr.
- mlr - Miller - a great tool for data-transforming to and from json, csv and many more
Place the mlr-binary in a path, which is in your PATH-Environment.
functions from the commandline-tool rusdc
rusdc
Commands:
rusdc chg_add_nr # <CO> <CI> - add a CI to a changeorder
rusdc chg_list_nr # <CO> - list all CIs of one changeorder
rusdc create # pipe json-data to create object
rusdc field_names # <object-type> list all fields of an object including its format
rusdc find # <object-type> <where-clause> [fields - Komma getrennt (id,name)] - finds each object which meets the wc-condition
rusdc get # <object-type> <common_name> shows one object
rusdc get_attachment_of_ci # <ci_name> <filename>, download an attachment of a CI and print it out on stdout
rusdc get_attachment_of_co # <co_name> <filename>, download an attachment of a changeorder and print it out on stdout
rusdc help [COMMAND] # Describe available commands or one specific command
rusdc list_attachments_of_ci # <ci_name>, list all attachments of a CI
rusdc list_attachments_of_co # <co_name>, list all attachments of a changeorder
rusdc nr_add_child # <nr-name> <child-name>, add one child CI to another CI
rusdc nr_changes # <nr> [inactive-too] - list all open changeorders of one CI
rusdc nr_childs # <ci-name> , lists all childs CIs of a specific CI
rusdc nr_incidents # <nr> [inactive-too] - lists all incident of a specific CI
rusdc nr_parents # nr_parents <ci-name> , lists all parent CIs of a specific CI
rusdc update # pipe json-data to update object
the german text will be translated soon.
environment-variables
rusdc needs some environment-variables. there are:
usduser
usdpass
usdurl
you may set and export them via script:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
# load with `source ./set_env`
export usduser=<your username>
export usdurl="http://<your sdm server>:8050"
if [ -z "$usdpass" ]
then
read -s -p "password for $usduser ? " usdpass
echo ""
export usdpass
fi