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@siliceum/calcite-cli

v0.8.1

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The Calcite CI agent to extract, transform and load your data, from files to server

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calcite-ci-agent

About

The Calcite CI agent to extract, transform and load your data, from files to server.
This package is maintained by siliceum company.

Usage

Install the cli on your environment (global install)

npm install -g @siliceum/calcite-cli

Upload

Calcite works by aggregating data from your performance test suites. You can upload and import data using the calcite upload command and writing your own calcite.config.js file.

More details in the online documentation dedicated to dataset uploads.

calcite upload [options] <filePath>
Options:
  -u, --url <server url>     Set the target server url, for preview and enterprise users. Protocol must be included (http or https). The `CALCITE_URL` environment variable can also be used, otherwise it will be set to the public server.
  -t, --token <token id>     Set the project token. By default the `CALCITE_TOKEN` environment variable is used.
  -C, --commit <sha>         Specify the full git commit sha.
  -D, --date <ISO8601 date>  Specify the git commit date. In the ISO8601 format.
  -M, --message <body>       Specify the commit message (body).
  -R, --ref <gitref>         Specify the git ref.
  -BC, --benchconfig <sha>   Specify the benchmark config name.
  -BID, --buildId <id>       Specify the CI build number.
  -PR, --pullRequestId <id>  Specify the pull request number.
  --dry-run                  Do not upload, instead print the content of the payload to the console.
  -h, --help                 display help for command

Trigger a calcite workflow

Once data has been uploaded, you can trigger a calcite workflow using the calcite trigger command.

More details in the online documentation dedicated to workflow triggers

Usage: calcite trigger [options] <baseline_id> [target_id]
Options:
  -u, --url <server url>        Set the target server url, for preview and enterprise users. The `CALCITE_URL` environment variable can also be used, otherwise it will be set to the public server.
  -t, --token <token id>        Set the project token. By default the `CALCITE_TOKEN` environment variable is used.
  -tt, --triggertags <taglist>  Comma seperated list of tags for this workflow. This is used as a filter for alerts.
  -PR, --pullRequestId <id>     Specify the pull request number.
  -h, --help                    display help for command

Contributing

What do we use to build the application?

  • Typescript
  • Static analysis through ESLint
  • Unit testing and coverage through Jest

Prepare your environment

  • Install node.js
  • run npm install in the root folder of the project

Build

$npm run build

Test

$npm run test

Lint

$npm run lint