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@corvina/corvina-seed

v1.3.1

Published

Command line tools to create entities in corvina in bulk

Downloads

34

Readme

Corvina seed

Command line tools to create entities in corvina in bulk

Note: We test the app template generated by this command on the following platforms:

  • Ubuntu 20+
  • macOS 11+
  • Windows 11 with WSL2

USAGE

Example that creates 100 devices and 100 device groups in corvina.fog:

run

npx @corvina/corvina-seed@latest run \
  --origin https://app.corvina.fog:10443 \
  --keycloak-origin https://auth.corvina.fog:10443 \
  --keycloak-master-user keycloak-admin \
  --keycloak-master-pass keycloak-admin \
  --admin-user admin@exor \
  --device-count 10 \
  --device-group-count 10

Example that creates 10 devices and 10 device groups in corvina minikube:

npx @corvina/corvina-seed@latest run \
  --origin https://app.corvina.mk \
  -ko https://auth.corvina.mk \
  -ku corvina-core-keycloak-admin \
  -kp password \
  -lmu corvina-license-manager-keycloak-admin \
  -lmp password \
  -d 10 \
  -dg 10

Example that creates 10 sub organization tree in the users organization

npx @corvina/corvina-seed@latest run \
  --origin https://app.corvina.mk \
  -ko https://auth.corvina.mk \
  -ku corvina-core-keycloak-admin \
  -kp password \
  -lmu corvina-license-manager-keycloak-admin \
  -lmp password \
  -org 10 \
  -otd 3

master-token

Echo the access token of the keycloak admin

npx @corvina/corvina-seed@latest master-token

device-authz

If you want to call Corvina's API using device certificate, this command will help you!

npx @corvina/corvina-seed@latest device-authz

Under the hood, this command will:

  • create a device
  • create a service account associated with the device
  • create a folder with the device certificate and key

DEVELOP ON THIS REPO

If you want to develop on this repo, you need to install the following softwares:

  • Node.js (version 18+)
  • Go (version 1.20+)
  • [corvina-k8s] corvina compose up and running

You can run the CLI in development mode by running the following command:

go run main.go

DEPLOY

To deploy the CLI, you need to run the following command:

npm run prepublish
npm run deploy