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Command Line Interface

OpenPaaS ESN comes with a CLI to ease several configuration steps. From the root directory:

$ node ./bin/cli --help

Commands

configure

It will set the global configuration in the mongodb database defined from CLI options. The global configuration is generated from the data in ../fixtures/esn-config/data and so from environment variables:

  • REDIS_HOST: default is localhost
  • REDIS_PORT: default is 6379
  • WEB_HOST: default is localhost
  • WEB_PORT:default is 8080
  • DAV_SERVER_HOST: default is localhost
  • DAV_SERVER_PORT: default is 8001
  • ELASTICSEARCH_HOST: default is localhost
  • ELASTICSEARCH_PORT: default is 9200
  • JMAP_SERVER_HOST: default is localhost
  • AMQP_HOST: default is amqp
  • AMQP_PORT: default is 5672
  • AMQP_PROTOCOL: default is amqp
  • AMQP_USERNAME: default is guest
  • AMQP_PASSWORD: default is guest
$ DAV_SERVER_HOST=dav.open-paas.org node ./bin/cli configure

This will connect to the MongoDB database of the ESN instance, set the DAV_SERVER_HOST value to dav.open-paas.org and inject all the configuration at the right place.

db

It will generate and override the ../config/db.json file from CLI options.

$ node ./bin/cli db --host localhost --port 27017 --database esn

A full connection string is also support:

$ node ./bin/cli db --connection-string mongodb://db1.example.net,db2.example.net:2500/?replicaSet=test

docker-dev

It will generate all the configuration so that components can be run in docker and reached from your local OpenPaaS instance.

$ node ./bin/cli docker-dev --host localhost --port 27017 --database esn

elasticsearch

It will create the indexes on the elasticsearch instance defined from CLI options.

$ node ./bin/cli elasticsearch --host localhost --port 9200 --type users --index users.idx
  • host: default is localhost
  • port: default is 9200
  • type: the data type to create. When not set, it will create all the required index types. Possible values: users, contacts, events, resources, core.events, groups.
  • index: Defines the index to create. When not set, it will be generated automatically from type

reindex

It will index or reindex data from the DB to ES.

$ node ./bin/cli reindex --es-host localhost --es-port 9200 --type users
  • es-host: default is localhost
  • es-port: default is 9200
  • type: the data type to reindex. Possible values: users, contacts, events, resources, core.events, groups.

populate

It will populate the MongoDB database with initial required data to use OpenPaaS.

$ node ./bin/cli populate

Once populated, you should be able to log into the OpenPaaS instance using user [email protected] and password secret.

init

Performs the initial setup of an OpenPaas instance, by configuring a domain and an administrator along with the associated default configurations. Also configures the various storage servers. This reads environment variables to know what to configure, as per the populate, elasticsearch and configure commands.

$ node ./bin/cli init --email [email protected] --password secret
  • email: required, the email address of the domain administrator. The OpenPaas domain name is taken from the email address
  • password: optional, the password of the domain administrator. When omitted, the username of the email address will be used as password;

domain

This command allows you to manage domains of an OpenPaaS instance. For example, to create a new domain, type:

$ node ./bin/cli domain create --email [email protected] --password secret

The new domain will be created and the administrator login is [email protected] with password secret.

  • email: required, the email address of the domain administrator. The OpenPaas domain name is taken from the email address
  • password: optional, the password of the domain administrator. When omitted, the username of the email address will be used as password;

To see all option, use help command:

$ node ./bin/cli help domain

platformadmin

This command allows you to manage platformadmin of an OpenPaaS instance.

In case your system does not have any platformadmin, use init command to set the first one:

$ node ./bin/cli platformadmin init --email [email protected]

Where:

  • email: required, email of the user to make as platformadmin
  • force: optional, used to overwrite the current platformadmin

In case there is already platformadmin in the instance, you need to be a platformadmin to list, set, unset platformadmins.

For example, use set command to set user as platformadmin:

$ node bin/cli platformadmin set --username [email protected] --password secret  --email [email protected]

To see all supported commands, use help command:

$ node ./bin/cli help platformadmin