apps_list

Usage

usage: apps_list [-h] [-s SETTINGS] [--log-level {OFF,DEBUG,INFO,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL}] [--trust-env] [--no-verify]
                 [--stack-trace] [-j] [-c] [--search SEARCH] [-f [FILTERS ...]] [-o [ORDERING ...]]
                 [D ...]

Positional Arguments

D

The selectors matching data items to list. If no selectors are given list all data.Valid data selectors are universal data identifiers in the form XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX, data name strings, the shortcut ‘all’ for all data, or one of the following states: [‘Nascent’, ‘Submitted’, ‘Verified’, ‘Approved’, ‘Waiting’, ‘Queued’, ‘Error’, ‘Processing’, ‘Done’, ‘Available’, ‘Retrieved’]

Named Arguments

-s, --settings

APPS configuration parameters, including access credentials. See the website, to download this file. Default: ~/.apps_settings

Default: '~/.apps_settings'

--log-level

Possible choices: OFF, DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL

Set the logging level, OFF is silent and DEBUG is the highest verbosity. Default: OFF

Default: OFF

--trust-env

Trust environment settings for proxy configuration, default authentication and similar. Default: False

Default: False

--no-verify

Do not verify SSL certificates.

Default: True

--stack-trace

Allow exceptions to propagate out. Default: False

Default: False

-j, --json

Print all output in json format to facilitate machine parsing of command returns. If not enabled some commands will attempt to print status information in a more human friendly format. Default: False

Default: False

-c, --count

Only print the number of data items in the list. Default: False

Default: False

--search

Search the data item name fields for the given string.

-f, --filter

A list of field filters to apply. Filters should be <fieldname>=<value> and valid filter fields include: (‘name’, ‘state’, ‘error_state’, ‘processor__label’, ‘src_available’)

-o, --order

Order the response by the values of the given fields. For reverse order, prepend a “-”: -o “-time”

Example

$ apps_list
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