edk-io store

$ edk-io store [options] [command]

Description#

Manage the file store.

Arguments#

Argument	Description
`<command>`	The store command provides the following sub-commands: size list top

Options#

Option	Description
`--help`	Show the help for the command.

Examples#

To view the help:

$ edk-io store --helpUsage: edk-io store [options] [command]
manage the file store
Options:  -h, --help      display help for command
Commands:  size [options]  check the size of a store contents  list [options]  list the contents of the store  top [options]   get the top n lines the store  help [command]  display help for command

Store Commands#

edk-io store size#

$ edk-io store size [options]

Description#

Check the size of a store contents

Options#

Option	Description
`--deployment`	The deployment asset decribing the server location.
`--uri`	The uri to check.
`--help`	Display the help for command.
`--dir`	The path for the project directory (default: "...").

Examples#

To view the help:

$ edk-io store size --helpUsage: edk-io store size [options]
check the size of a store contents
Options:  --deployment <deployment>  the path for the project directory  --dir <dir>                the path for the project directory (default:"...")  --uri <uri>                the uri to check  -h, --help                 display help for command

To view the files within a store directory uri:

$ edk-io store size --deployment local --uri "store://files"ℹ store size with 6 files┌────────────────────────────────────────┬────────────────────┐│ Asset                                  │ Size (MB)          │├────────────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────┤│ test.csv                               │ 0.06               │├────────────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────┤│ test.jsonl                             │ 0.37               │├────────────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────┤│ test.xlsx                              │ 0.01               │├────────────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────┤│ test1.csv                              │ 0.06               │├────────────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────┤│ test_two.csv                           │ 0.03               │├────────────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────┤│ test_two.xlsx                          │ 0.06               │└────────────────────────────────────────┴────────────────────┘✔ store size succeeded

edk-io store list#

$ edk-io store list [options]

Description#

List the contents of the store

Options#

Option	Description
`--deployment`	The deployment asset decribing the server location.
`--uri`	The uri to check (optional).
`--help`	Display the help for command.
`--dir`	The path for the project directory (default: "...").

Examples#

To view the help:

$ edk-io store list --helpUsage: edk-io store list [options]
list the contents of the store
Options:  --deployment <deployment>  the path for the project directory  --dir <dir>                the path for the project directory (default:"...")  --uri <uri>                the uri to check  -h, --help                 display help for command

To list the files within a store directory uri:

$ edk-io store list --deployment local --uri "store://files"ℹ store list structure├─ folder│  ├─ test.csv│  ├─ test1.csv│  └─ test2.csv├─ folder2│  └─ test.csv├─ test.csv├─ test.jsonl├─ test.xlsx├─ test1.csv├─ test_two.csv└─ test_two.xlsx
✔ store list succeeded

To list the files within a store root directory:

$ edk-io store list --deployment localℹ store list structure└─ files   ├─ folder   │  ├─ test.csv   │  ├─ test1.csv   │  └─ test2.csv   ├─ folder2   │  └─ test.csv   ├─ test.csv   ├─ test.jsonl   ├─ test.xlsx   ├─ test1.csv   ├─ test_two.csv   └─ test_two.xlsx
✔ store list succeeded

edk-io store top#

$ edk-io store top [options]

Description#

Get the top n lines of contents in the store

Options#

Option	Description
`--deployment`	The deployment asset decribing the server location.
`--uri`	The uri to check.
`--n`	The number of lines to display.
`--skip`	Skip this many lines before reading.
`--help`	Display the help for command.
`--dir`	The path for the project directory (default: "...").

Examples#

To view the help:

$ edk-io store top --helpUsage: edk-io store top [options]
get the top n lines of contents in the store
Options:  --deployment <deployment>  the path for the project directory  --dir <dir>                the path for the project directory (default:"...")  --uri <uri>                the uri to check  --n <n>                    the number of lines to display  -h, --help                 display help for command

To top n lines from the files within a store directory uri:

$ edk-io store top --deployment local --uri "store://files/folder"ℹ store top for test.csv with 10 linesstring,date,float,integer,boolean,Another String0mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s51mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s52mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s53mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s54mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s55mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s56mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s57mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s58mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s5

ℹ store top for test1.csv with 10 linesstring,date,float,integer,boolean,Another String0mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s51mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s52mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s53mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s54mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s55mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s56mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s57mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s58mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s5

ℹ store top for test2.csv with 10 linesstring,date,float,integer,boolean,Another String0mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s51mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s52mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s53mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s54mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s55mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s56mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s57mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s58mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s5

✔ store top succeeded

To top 5 lines from a store file:

$ edk-io store top --n 5 --deployment local --uri "store://files/test.csv"ℹ store top for test.csv with 5 linesstring,date,float,integer,boolean,Another String0mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s51mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s52mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s53mtsqttl4s5,2021-04-01T03:03:09.834Z,-790.29,-875,false,mtsqttl4s5

✔ store top succeeded