pdc_client - Man Page

work with a PDC instance

Synopsis

pdc_client -s SERVER [Options...]

Description

pdc_client provides access a given PDC instance for reading and writing data. If you have a Kerberos ticket, it will automatically obtain an access token.

Options

-s,  --server=SERVER

Set which URL to connect to. There are shortcuts available for RedHat hosted instances (prod, stage, qa, dev). The server URL needs to include path to the API root (usually /rest_api/v1/). This argument is always required.

-x,  --request=METHOD

Select which method to perform on the resource. This maps directly to HTTP methods, so GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE are available. Default is GET.

-r,  --resource=RESOURCE

Select which resource to manipulate. If omitted, a list of available resource is printed. For accessing a single instance of a resource, specify RESOURCE_NAME/INSTANCE_ID. The instance identifier depends on what resource you are operating on.

-d,  --data=DATA

Specify data to be sent to the server. The data must be formatted as JSON.

-f,  --file=FILE

Like -d, but reads data from file instead of command line argument. If FILE is specified as -, standard input will be read. Only one of -d and -f can be used simultaneously.

-t,  --traceback

Print traceback information in case of an error.

--debug

Show details about performed requests.

Files

/etc/pdc/client_config.json

Site-wide host configuration file. Has to be valid JSON.

$HOME/.config/pdc/client_config.json

Personal host configuration file which overrides identical keys from site-wide configuration file.

Bugs

If you find a bug in the client, report at
https://github.com/product-definition-center/pdc-client/issues/.