@broadcom/ca7-for-zowe-cli
v3.0.0
Published
CA 7 Workload Automation Plug-in for Zowe CLI
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CA 7 Workload Automation Plug-in for Zowe™ CLI
You can now use the CA 7 Plugin for Zowe CLI to perform the following tasks without having to leave the ZOWE CLI interface:
Use cases
Combining Zowe commands, you can have many useful scripts to either write a report, alert, and alterations of your workflow.
You might want to create a Zowe CLI plug-in to accomplish the following:
- Provide new scriptable functionality for yourself, your organization, or to a broader community.
- Make use of Zowe CLI infrastructure (profiles and programmatic APIs).
- Participate in the Zowe CLI community space.
Software Requirements
- Install [Node.js v10](Node.js V8.0 or higher LTS versions) or later on your computer.
- Install Zowe CLI.
Install
To install the @latest version of the plug-in, issue the following command:
- zowe plugins install @broadcom/ca7-for-zowe-cli@latest
Validate the installed plug-in:
$ zowe plugins validate @broadcom/ca7-for-zowe-cliCreate a Profile
To create an CA7 plug-in profile via config command gather the following data:
- The host name of the LPAR on which CA7 Web Services is running
- A username that has authority to access CA7 Web Services
- The password for above username
To create an CA7 profile through configuration command, issue the following command and provide the above details as prompted:
$ zowe config initFor a full specification of any Zowe command, use the --help argument:
$ zowe <<command>> --helpUninstall the Plug-in
$ zowe plugins uninstall @broadcom/ca7-for-zowe-cliTo install the CA7 plug-in to the Zowe CLI from source, issue the following commands:
- Clone this repository to your PC.
- In a command line, navigate to the repository.
- Install dependencies:
$ npm install- Build and install the plug-in:
$ npm run installPlugin- Validate the installed plug-in:
$ zowe plugins validate @broadcom/ca7-for-zowe-cli