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resup

Build Status Python 3, PyPy


  • Batch upload of resources to data package in CKAN.
  • Batch download and deletion from data package in CKAN.

resup handles compression, creation of a tar-archive, checksumming, splitting of large files for upload, and re-assemblage of thusly splitted files upon download.

Resources to be uploaded, downloaded or deleted can be specified by providing a regular expression to select resource names.

See Usage

Installation:

From Source | Windows | Linux

Required: Python >3.5
Recommendation: Install into a virtual environment

git clone https://github.com/eawag-rdm/resup
cd resup
virtualenv -p python venv
. venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt 
python setup.py develop

For convenient usage, alias the script in the virtualenv. With the virtualenv activated do:

echo "alias resup='$(which resup)'" >>~/.bash_aliases
. ~/.bash_aliases

Now you can call resup without activating the virtualenv.

Package for Windows

ATTENTION: The pre-built package for windows is currently non-functional. Always prefer the Installation from source!

Alternative Anaconda installation for windows. Installation does not require administrator privileges.

  1. Install Anaconda - when prompted add anaconda to PATH (ignore the red text warnings)
  2. install git (preferably use the barramundi kiosk)

open a cmd.exe window

  1. cerate a conda environment for resup and install as above
git clone https://github.com/eawag-rdm/resup
cd resup
conda create -n resupenv python=3.11 
conda activate resupenv
pip install -r requirements.txt 
python setup.py develop

Before using resup EACH TIME you need to activate the conda environment conda activate resupenv You can access the program as resup via cmd.exe from any location.

ATTENTION: The pre-built packages are not updated regularily and might be out of date. Always prefer the Installation from source!

We provide packaged versions of resup that do not require a Python installation.

One version was built on a x86_64 machine running a default install of CentOS 6.8. This build uses pretty antique system libraries, should therefore run on most Linuxes, but throws "InsecurePlatformWarning"s.

The other version was built on a fairly modern Debian 4.6.

  1. Download https://github.com/eawag-rdm/resup/raw/master/resup/dist/resup_x86_64_CentOS_6.8
    or https://github.com/eawag-rdm/resup/raw/master/resup/dist/resup_x86_64_Debian_4.6.4.
  2. Copy to an appropriate location, e.g. cp resup_x86_64_CentOS_6.8 $HOME/resup
  3. Make it excecuteable: chmod u+x $HOME/resup

Usage:

resup [-h] {put,get,list,del} ...

Batch upload of resources to data package in CKAN.
Batch download and deletion from data package in CKAN.

resup handles compression, creation of a tar-archive,
checksumming, splitting of large files for upload, and
re-assemblage of thusly splitted files upon download.

Resources to be downloaded or deleted can be specified
by providing a regular expression to select resource names.

positional arguments:
  {put,get,list,del}  subcommands
    put               upload ressources
    get               download ressources
    list              list your packages
    del               delete resources

optional arguments:
  -h, --help          show this help message and exit

resup {put | get | list | del} -h for specific help on subcommands.


usage: resup put [-h] [-s SERVER] [-k API_KEY] [--tar] [--gz]
                 [--maxfilesize MAXFILESIZE] [--nochksum] [--keepdummy]
                 [--noclean] [--resourcetype RESOURCETYPE] [--upload_empty]
                 PACKAGENAME [DIRECTORY] [RESOURCES]

Upload a batch of files as resources to CKAN.

positional arguments:
  PACKAGENAME           Name of the data package
  DIRECTORY             The directory containing the ressources to be
                        uploaded. Default is the current working directory.
                        Subdirectories are ignored.
  RESOURCES             A regular expression that matches the resources to be
                        uploaded, e.g. ".*" (the default)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -s SERVER             CKAN server (default is http://eaw-ckan-
                        prod1.eawag.wroot.emp-eaw.ch)
  -k API_KEY            Your API-key. If omitted, the environment variable
                        'CKAN_APIKEY' will be used.
  --tar                 create a tar archive
  --gz                  gzip the file(s) before upload
  --maxfilesize MAXFILESIZE
                        Maximum filesize (in bytes) for upload. Larger files
                        will be split into parts <= MAXFILESIZE. The default
                        is 5120 Mb.
  --nochksum            Do not calculate a cryptographic checksum
  --keepdummy           do not delete the ressource 'dummy', if present, from
                        package. The default is to delete it.
  --noclean             Keep the various temporary directories and files
                        potentially created (e.g. "_tar", "_gz"). Default is
                        to delete them.
  --resourcetype RESOURCETYPE
                        The Resource Type attached to the upload. Choose one
                        that applies to all uploaded files. Available are
                        "Dataset", "Collection", "Text", "Image",
                        "Audiovisual", "Software", "Sound", "GeospatialData",
                        "Model", "Event", "InteractiveResource",
                        "PhysicalObject", "Service", "Workflow", "Other". The
                        default is "Collection", which is suited to describe
                        heterogeneous sets of files.
  --upload_empty        upload empty files instead f the real resources.

resup get [-h] [-s SERVER] [-k API_KEY] PACKAGENAME [DIRECTORY] [RESOURCES]

Bulk download resources of a package in CKAN.

positional arguments:
  PACKAGENAME  Name of the data package
  DIRECTORY    Directory into which ressources are downloaded. Default is the
			   current working directory.
  RESOURCES    The name of the resource to be downloaded or a regular
			   expression that matches the resources to be downloaded, e.g.
			   ".*" (the default!)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -s SERVER    CKAN server
			   (default is https://eaw-ckan-dev1.eawag.wroot.emp-eaw.ch)
  -k API_KEY   Your API-key. If omitted, the environment variable
			   'CKAN_APIKEY' will be used.

resup list [-h] [-s SERVER] [-k API_KEY]

List the packages that you can modify.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit
  -s SERVER   CKAN server
              (default is https://eaw-ckan-dev1.eawag.wroot.emp-eaw.ch)
  -k API_KEY  Your API-key. If omitted, the environment variable 'CKAN_APIKEY'
              will be used.

resup del [-h] [-s SERVER] [-k API_KEY] PACKAGENAME [RESOURCES]

Batch delete resoures of a package in CKAN.

positional arguments:
  PACKAGENAME  Name of the data package
  RESOURCES    The name of the resource to be deleted or a regular expression
			   that matches the resources to be deleted, e.g. ".*" (the
			   default!)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -s SERVER    CKAN server (default is https://eaw-ckan-dev1.eawag.wroot.emp-
			   eaw.ch)
  -k API_KEY   Your API-key. If omitted, the environment variable
			   'CKAN_APIKEY' will be used.

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