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@qaecy/cue-cli

v0.0.15

Published

Cue CLI for QAECY platform

Readme

Cue CLI tool

The CLI tool lets you sync a local folder to Cue or compare a local folder's content to that on Cue.

Use

Pre-steps

You need an API key in order to authenticate with the CLI tool.

  • Go to your profile page and create an API key.
  • Save the value in the environment variable CUE_API_KEY on your system*
  • You can also specify it using the --key flag but it is more convenient and safe to use an environment variable.

What commands?

  • Run npx @qaecy/cue-cli --help to list all supported commands.
  • Use the --help flag on any command to see all supported flags on that command (eg. npx @qaecy/cue-cli sync --help)

Sync a folder

To sync the current dir to the space with id <space-id> under the provider id d_drive (provider id is used to distinguish different document sources and if none is provided the default provider is used). The v-flag is for verbose logging so we can follow the progress.

npx @qaecy/cue-cli sync -s <space-id> -p . --provider d_drive -v

Sync command options

| Option | Description | Default | |-----------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------| | -s, --space <id> | Specify the space ID (required) | N/A | | -p, --path <id> | Specify the folder path to sync (required) | N/A | | -k, --key <api-key> | Specify the API key (or set CUE_API_KEY env variable) | N/A | | --provider <id> | Specify the provider ID (e.g., sharepoint, drive, dropbox). Leave empty for default provider | "" | | -v, --verbose | Enable verbose output | false | | -e, --emulators | Use emulators for sync | false | | -z, --zip | Include zipped content. Will be unzipped to <zip_path>_unzipped. Max uncompressed size: 500 MB, max recursion depth: 3. Cleans up unzipped files after sync. | false |