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deep-import-and-export

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Deep Export-Import Tool

This tool provides CLI commands for loading and saving data via a GraphQL interface.

Installation

To install this tool, use the following command:

npm install -g deep-import-and-export

Usage This tool provides two commands: deep-export and deep-import.

deep-export

The deep-export command is used to load data from the specified URL and save it to a file.

Usage example:

deep-export --url "https://your-url/gql" --jwt "your-jwt-token" --file "dump.json"

Parameters:

--url: The URL from which data will be loaded. (required) --jwt: The JWT token for authentication. (required) --file: The name of the file to which data will be saved. (not required)

deep-import

The deep-import command is used to load data from a file and save it to the specified URL.

Usage example:

deep-import --url "https://your-url/gql" --jwt "your-jwt-token" --file "dump.json"

Parameters:

--url: The URL to which data will be uploaded. (required) --jwt: The JWT token for authentication. (required) --file: The name of the file from which data will be loaded. (required)