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atg-utils

v1.3.3

Published

atg-utils ===

Readme

atg-utils

Command line utilities for ATG

Overview

This command line utility allows simple access to your local config folder, and perform operations on the .properties:

  • list all the .properties
  • list all the logging overides
  • open the localconfig properties by simply entering a Nucleus path
  • edit quickly the log levels
  • generate puml from a pipeline xml

Installation

npm install -g atg-utils

Create a .atgconfig file in your user's home with the following content:

  • editor : editor of choice (vi,subl,emacs, etc)
  • dynamoHome : $DYNAMO_ROOT/home

(if you don't create the file, you will be asked each param on first startup)

editor=<editor>
dynamoHome=<dynamo home>

Ex:

editor=subl
dynamoHome=/somewhere/foo/bar/ATG/ATG11.2/home

Your user's home folder should be something like:

  • unix : /home/<user>
  • windows : C:\\users\\<user>
  • osx : /Users/<user>

Usage

> atg <command>

Commands

atg list

> atg list

Lists the components that have a .properties in your $DYNAMO_HOME/localconfig

Ex:

>  atg list
Local config :
/atg/commerce/PipelineManager
/atg/commerce/custsvc/returns/ReturnFormHandler
/atg/commerce/custsvc/returns/ReturnManager
/atg/commerce/custsvc/returns/ReturnTools

atg logs

> atg logs

List the log levels that are overriden in your localconfig

Ex:

> atg logs
component                                                                                        loggingDebug  loggingInfo
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  ------------  ----------                                                                                                              
/atg/commerce/PipelineManager                                                                    false         true       
/atg/commerce/custsvc/returns/ReturnFormHandler                                                  true                     
/atg/commerce/custsvc/returns/ReturnManager                                                      false                    
/atg/commerce/custsvc/returns/ReturnTools                                                        true           

atg log

atg log <level> <value> <nucleus-path>

Edits the logging level in your localconfig. Creates the files/folder if necessary

  • level: trace, debug, info, error
  • value: true/false
  • path : /a/nucleus/Componennt

Ex:

> atg log debug true /some/Component
set loggingDebug=true in /foobar/ATG/ATG11.2/home/localconfig/some/Component.properties

atg edit

> atg edit <nucleus-path>

  • path : /a/nucleus/Componennt

Opens your editor to edit a .properties in your localconfig. Creates the files/folder if necessary

Ex:

atg edit /some/test/Component

atg graph

> atg graph <module>

  • module: the name of a module in $DYNAMO_ROOT . This can be a sub module, like Project.server.BCC

Creates a graph of all the dependencies and opens it in the default browser. (the file is created in the temp folder according to the os);

atg pipeline

> atg pipeline <file> [-s folder]

Generates a puml diagram source from a pipeline definition file. The pipeline file must be the whole consolidated file (copied from dyn/admin for example).

Writes the result on the standard output

If the -s (--split) flag is provided, it will write one file per chain in the provided folder. Folder is created if it doesn't exist