cli
sc_crawler.cli
#
The Spare Cores (SC) Crawler CLI functions.
Check sc-crawler --help
for more details.
create
#
Print the database schema in a SQL dialect.
Either connection_string
or dialect
is to be provided to decide
what SQL dialect to use to generate the CREATE TABLE (and related)
SQL statements.
Source code in sc_crawler/cli.py
current
#
Show current database revision.
Source code in sc_crawler/cli.py
upgrade
#
Upgrade the database schema to a given (default: most recent) revision.
Source code in sc_crawler/cli.py
downgrade
#
Downgrade the database schema to a given (default: previous) revision.
Source code in sc_crawler/cli.py
stamp
#
Set the migration revision mark in he database to a specified revision. Set to "heads" if the database schema is up-to-date.
Source code in sc_crawler/cli.py
autogenerate
#
Autogenerate a migrations script based on the current state of a database.
Source code in sc_crawler/cli.py
hash_command
#
Print the hash of the content of a database.
copy
#
Copy the standard SC Crawler tables of a database into a blank database.
Source code in sc_crawler/cli.py
sync
#
sync(source, target, dry_run=False, scd=False, sync_tables=table_names, log_changes_path=None, log_changes_tables=table_names)
Sync a database to another one.
Hashing both the source
and the target
databases, then
comparing hashes and marking for syncing the following records:
-
new (rows with primary keys found in
source
, but not found intarget
) -
update (rows with different values in
source
and intarget
). -
inactive (rows with primary keys found in
target
, but not found insource
).
The records marked for syncing are written to the target
database's
standard or SCD tables. When updating the SCD tables, the hashing still
happens on the standard tables/views, which are probably based on the
most recent records of the SCD tables.
Source code in sc_crawler/cli.py
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pull
#
pull(connection_string='sqlite:///sc-data-all.db', include_vendor=[v.vendor_id for v in supported_vendors], exclude_vendor=[], include_records=supported_records, exclude_records=[], log_level=LogLevels.INFO.value, cache=False, cache_ttl=60 * 24)
Pull data from available vendor APIs and store in a database.
Vendor API calls are optionally cached as Pickle objects in ~/.cachier
.
Source code in sc_crawler/cli.py
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