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srrup

v2.1.3

Published

Upload .srr files to srrdb.com

Downloads

19

Readme

srrDB CLI Uploader GitHub Actions npm package npm downloads snyk codecov codeclimate

Works on Linux/MacOS/Windows!

Features

  • Login through the CLI
  • Save and reuse login cookie (Linux/MacOS: ~/.config/srrdb/.env or Windows: %HOMEPATH%\.config\srrdb\.env)
  • Better error handling
  • Save failed uploads file to backfill folder (Linux/MacOS: ~/.config/srrdb/backfill or Windows: %HOMEPATH%\.config\srrdb\backfill)
  • On every successful upload the backfill folder is checked for files still needing to be uploaded
  • logging (Linux/MacOS: ~/.config/srrdb/logs or Windows: %HOMEPATH%\.config\srrdb\logs)

Planned features

  • check that file is really a srr file
  • provide standalone binary

Requirements

  • Linux, MacOS or Windows
  • NodeJS >= 10
  • npm (Should come with NodeJS on most OS)

Install NodeJS and npm

Linux

Debian/Ubuntu packages provided by NodeSource - https://github.com/nodesource/distributions/blob/master/README.md#debinstall

CentOS/Fedora packages provided by NodeSource - https://github.com/nodesource/distributions/blob/master/README.md#rpminstall

ArchLinux: https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager/#arch-linux

MacOS

https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager/#macos

Windows

https://nodejs.org/en/#home-downloadhead

Also available through Chocolatey or Scoop https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager/#alternatives-1

Install srrup

Linux: sudo npm i -g srrup

Windows: in CMD run npm i -g srrup

Upgrade srrup

Linux: sudo npm update -g srrup

Windows: in CMD run npm update -g srrup

Usage

srrup --help

Usage: srrup file.srr <file2.srr> <file3.srr>
Upload one or more .srr files to srrdb.com, if no option is specified as listed below,
all parameters are expected to be .srr files and will be uploaded.
Output will be logged to ~/.config/srrdb/logs

Example:
    srrup files/file1.srr more/file2.srr
Options:
    -l, --login     login to srrdb.com and save auth info (~/.config/srrdb/.env)
    -b, --backfill  process files in backfill folder (~/.config/srrdb/backfill)
    -h, --help      show this help
    -v, --version   print the current version

Debug Output

You can enable debugging output using DEBUG environment variable

DEBUG=debug srrup files/file1.srr more/file2.srr