GStore CLI

GStore CLI simplifies the integration of GStore into your automated workflows, such as backups and CI/CD pipelines. It provides a robust and user-friendly interface to streamline common tasks while ensuring reliability through optional file tracking and clean logging.

Features

1. JSON-Based Configuration:
   Easily configure the CLI with a JSON file to declare the API key, API host, and actions to execute.

2. File Tracking (Optional):
   Prevent duplicate file creations by specifying a trackingFile in your configuration. The CLI will track file paths and their corresponding remote IDs.

3. Input Validation with Zod:
   All input files and configurations are validated using Zod, ensuring correctness and preventing errors.

4. JSON Schema Generation:
   Generate JSON schemas directly through the CLI to enable autocompletion and validation for your configuration and tracking files.

5. Clean Logging:
   Get clear and structured logs for every action executed, making it easier to debug and monitor your workflows.

How It Works

1. Configuration File:
   Start by creating a JSON configuration file. Specify:

   • Your GStore API key.
   • The API host.
   • The actions you want to perform.
   • (Optional) A trackingFile path to keep a local record of file IDs.

2. Actions:
   Actions can either:

   • Correspond directly to GStore API endpoints (e.g., create, delete, update).
   • Extend functionality with wrappers like createDir, which uploads all files in a directory.

3. File Tracking:
   If you enable tracking, the CLI will map local file paths to their corresponding remote IDs. This ensures the same file isn’t created twice during subsequent runs.

Available Actions

The CLI focuses on actions that are most useful for automation, leaving out actions like reading or listing files. Currently supported actions include:

• create: Upload a single file.
• createDir: Upload all files within a specified directory.
• delete: Delete a file by its remote ID.
• update: Update an existing file.

Getting Started

Step 1: Install the CLI

Make sure you have Node.js installed, then install the CLI globally via npm:

npm install -g @gstore-org/cli

Step 2: Generating Schema

Generate JSON schemas for your configuration and tracking files to enable editor autocompletion:

gstore-cli generate-schema

Step 3: Create a Configuration File

Define your actions in a JSON configuration file, specifying your API details, actions, and optional tracking.

Example Configuration File (config.json):

{
  "$schema": "./config.schema.json",
  "key": "your-api-key",
  "host": "https://api.gstore.io",
  "trackingFile": "./tracking.json",
  "actions": [{ "name": "create", "data": { "path": "./image.jpg", "isPublic": true, "tags": ["image"] } }]
}

Step 4: Run the CLI

Execute the desired actions by pointing the CLI to your configuration file:

gstore-cli sync --configPath config.json