CDRO-CLI

Summary

This is a lightweight command line tool to allow you to apply CDRO DSL files directly from the command line on your workstation or as a part of a CI process.

Usage

--conf Config file (default "NONE")
--file Groovy or YAML file to run (default "ERROR")
--password Password
--type DSL or YAML files (default "groovy")
--url CD/RO URL
--username Username
--test Don't apply
--verbose Show extra output
--value <key>=<value> Pass values into the script to replace placeholders
-output string Output file

Special File Tags

In addition to command line options you can use custom tags in your scripts as follows:

@@IncludeFile: <filename>@@ This will insert another file at this point in your main file. An example could look like the following:

test.groovy

println "Hello Earth"
println "Hello Mars"
@@IncludeFile: cruft/start.groovy@@

start.groovy

println "Hello Moon"

The resulting script would be as follows:

println "Hello Earth"
println "Hello Mars"
println "Hello Moon"

@@IncludeValue: <key>@@ This will be replace by values passed in a command line arguments with the --values <key>=<value> command line switch. An example of this is as follows:

println "Hello World"
println "Hello Mars"
println "Hello @@IncludeValue: message@@"

user the command line switch --value message=Bob. The resulting script will be as follows:

println "Hello World"
println "Hello Mars"
println "Hello Bob"

Config File

The configuration file is a json file with configuration information on how to connect to the CD/RO server. An example configuration file could look as follows:

{
    "username": "admin",
    "password": "SuperSecretPassword",
    "url": "https://flow-web.cloudbees.com/"
}

zvercodebender/cdro-cli

CDRO-CLI

Summary

Usage

Special File Tags

Config File