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cloudcms-query-runner

v1.0.3

Published

Run various types of queries and searches in Cloud CMS

Downloads

4

Readme

Cloud CMS Query Example Runner

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Command line script to perform various Cloud CMS queries. There are several APIs available in Cloud CMS to discover content nodes. This script is intened to demonstrate the use of each of these methods.

It is not necessary to install cloudcms-query-runner. It runs as an npx script. But it will run faster if it installed first (otherwise npx will install it on demand and remove it when it finishes executing each command).

Install:

npm install -g cloudcms-query-runner

Help:

npx cloudcms-query-runner -h

Usage

Download or otherwise create a gitana.json file from the Cloud CMS API Keys of a Project's Application object.
Create a json file containing the query, search, traverse, find, or tree API call you wish to make.
Ex.:
npx cloudcms-query-runner -g ./path/to/project-x-gitana.json --query --query-file-path ./query-files/query-test-1.json

Examples

Query for nodes by type.

Create file test1.json with this content:
`{
    "_type": "my:type" 
}`

`npx cloudcms-query-runner -g ./path/to/project-x-gitana.json --query --query-file-path ./test1.json`

Show directory tree.

Create file print-tree.json with this content:
`{
    "basePath": "/",
    "containers": true ,
    "depth": 3
}`

`npx cloudcms-query-runner -g ./gitana.json --tree --query-file-path ./print-tree.json`