Cuiman CLI
The cuiman tool is a shell client for any web services
compliant with OGC API - Processes, Part 1: Core Standard.
cuiman can be used to get the available processes, get process
details, execute processes, and manage the jobs originating from the latter. It
herewith resembles the core functionality of the OGC API - Processes, Part 1.
For details see https://ogcapi.ogc.org/processes/.
You can use shorter command name aliases, e.g., use command name vr
for validate-request, or lp for list-processes.
The tool's exit codes are as follows:
0- normal exit1- user errors, argument errors2- remote API errors3- local network transport errors
If the --traceback flag is set, the original Python exception traceback
will be shown and the exit code will always be 1.
Otherwise, only the error message is shown.
Usage:
$ cuiman [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
--version: Show version and exit.--traceback, --tb: Show server exception traceback, if any.--install-completion: Install completion for the current shell.--show-completion: Show completion for the current shell, to copy it or customize the installation.--help: Show this message and exit.
Commands:
configure: Configure the client tool.list-processes: List available processes.get-process: Get process details.create-request: Create an execution request (template) for...validate-request: Validate a process execution request.execute-process: Execute a process in asynchronous mode.list-jobs: List all jobs.get-job: Get job details.dismiss-job: Cancel a running or delete a finished job.get-job-results: Get job results.
cuiman configure
Configure the client tool.
Usage:
$ cuiman configure [OPTIONS]
Options:
--api-url TEXT: The URL of a service complying to the OGC API - Processes.-a, --auth-type TEXT: The authorisation method for the API (none|basic|token|login|api-key).--auth-url TEXT: The URL of the authorisation service for the API-u, --username TEXT: Username.-p, --password TEXT: Password.-t, --token TEXT: Access token.--use-bearer: Use bearer token?--token-header TEXT: Access token header-c, --config PATH: Client configuration file.--help: Show this message and exit.
cuiman list-processes
List available processes.
Usage:
$ cuiman list-processes [OPTIONS]
Options:
-c, --config PATH: Client configuration file.-f, --format [simple|json|yaml]: Output format. [default: yaml]--help: Show this message and exit.
cuiman get-process
Get process details.
Usage:
$ cuiman get-process [OPTIONS] PROCESS_ID
Arguments:
PROCESS_ID: Process identifier. [required]
Options:
-c, --config PATH: Client configuration file.-f, --format [simple|json|yaml]: Output format. [default: yaml]--help: Show this message and exit.
cuiman create-request
Create an execution request (template) for a given process.
The generated template comprises generated default values for all inputs. Note that they might not necessarily be valid. The generated template request may serve as a starting point for the actual, valid execution request.
Usage:
$ cuiman create-request [OPTIONS] [PROCESS_ID]
Arguments:
[PROCESS_ID]: Process identifier.
Options:
-d, --dotpath: Input names use dot-path notion to encode nested values, e.g.,-i scene.colors.bg=red.-c, --config PATH: Client configuration file.-f, --format [simple|json|yaml]: Output format. [default: yaml]--help: Show this message and exit.
cuiman validate-request
Validate a process execution request.
The execution request to be validated may be read from a file given
by --request, or from stdin, or from the process_id argument
with zero, one, or more --input (or -i) options.
The process_id argument and any given --input options will override
settings with the same name found in the given request file or stdin, if any.
Usage:
$ cuiman validate-request [OPTIONS] [PROCESS_ID]
Arguments:
[PROCESS_ID]: Process identifier.
Options:
-d, --dotpath: Input names use dot-path notion to encode nested values, e.g.,-i scene.colors.bg=red.-i, --input [NAME=VALUE]...: Process input value.-r, --request PATH: Execution request file. Use-to read from <stdin>.-f, --format [simple|json|yaml]: Output format. [default: yaml]--help: Show this message and exit.
cuiman execute-process
Execute a process in asynchronous mode.
The execution request to be submitted may be read from a file given
by --request, or from stdin, or from the process_id argument
with zero, one, or more --input (or -i) options.
The process_id argument and any given --input options will override
settings with same name found in the given request file or stdin, if any.
Usage:
$ cuiman execute-process [OPTIONS] [PROCESS_ID]
Arguments:
[PROCESS_ID]: Process identifier.
Options:
-d, --dotpath: Input names use dot-path notion to encode nested values, e.g.,-i scene.colors.bg=red.-i, --input [NAME=VALUE]...: Process input value.-s, --subscriber [NAME=URL]...: Process subscriber URL.-r, --request PATH: Execution request file. Use-to read from <stdin>.-c, --config PATH: Client configuration file.-f, --format [simple|json|yaml]: Output format. [default: yaml]--help: Show this message and exit.
cuiman list-jobs
List all jobs.
Usage:
$ cuiman list-jobs [OPTIONS]
Options:
-c, --config PATH: Client configuration file.-f, --format [simple|json|yaml]: Output format. [default: yaml]--help: Show this message and exit.
cuiman get-job
Get job details.
Usage:
$ cuiman get-job [OPTIONS] JOB_ID
Arguments:
JOB_ID: Job identifier. [required]
Options:
-c, --config PATH: Client configuration file.-f, --format [simple|json|yaml]: Output format. [default: yaml]--help: Show this message and exit.
cuiman dismiss-job
Cancel a running or delete a finished job.
Usage:
$ cuiman dismiss-job [OPTIONS] JOB_ID
Arguments:
JOB_ID: Job identifier. [required]
Options:
-c, --config PATH: Client configuration file.-f, --format [simple|json|yaml]: Output format. [default: yaml]--help: Show this message and exit.
cuiman get-job-results
Get job results.
Usage:
$ cuiman get-job-results [OPTIONS] JOB_ID
Arguments:
JOB_ID: Job identifier. [required]
Options:
-c, --config PATH: Client configuration file.-f, --format [simple|json|yaml]: Output format. [default: yaml]--help: Show this message and exit.