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clusterpost-app

v1.3.1

Published

Performs tasks in your desktop. Retrieve finished jobs.

Downloads

15

Readme

clusterpost-'app'

Retrieve your running tasks from the clusterpost-server directly to your desktop.

Installation


npm install clusterpost-app

Create script

Create a script named clusterpostapp.js with the following content.


require(clusterpost-app);

Running the script


`node clusterpostapp.js get`

or

`node clusterpostapp.js post`

get:


Help: Download tasks from the server.
Optional parameters:
--dir  Output directory, default: ./out
--status one of [DONE, RUN, FAIL, EXIT, UPLOADING, CREATE], if this flag is provided, the job information will only be printed. By default, the behavior is status 'DONE' and download the results.
--delete, default false, when downloading jobs with status 'DONE', the jobs will be deleted upon completion
--j job id, default: all ids
--executable executable, default: all executables

post:


Help: Submit tasks to the server. Parses a command line, uploads the data and runs the task.

Optional parameters:
--parse_cli 'command as you would run it locally in your computer. It will only print the job'
--parse_cli_submit 'Parses cli and submits the task'
--executionserver 'name of computing grid, uses the first one by default'