eaw-ckan-tools

Various CKAN-external bits and pieces. Varying degrees of documentation, generality, usefulness. Not for public consumption.

ck_choices.py

usage: ck_choices.py [-h] [--del] [--resource] FIELD TERM [TERM ...]

Make modifications to the controlled vocabulary FIELD
(implemented as ckanext-scheming "choices").

positional arguments:
FIELD       the schema field to be modified
TERM        the terms to be added (removed). Have the format "value,label"
                for adding, and "value" for removing.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit
  --del       delete terms (default is adding terms)
  --resource  action refers to resource field (default is dataset field)

Examples:
  ck_choices.py variables "new_var_1,New Variable One" newvar2,"Another One"
  adds two new terms to the dataset_field "variables".

  ck_choices.py variables --del new_var_1 newvar2
  deletes them.

ck-maintain

Usage: ck-maintain off|on TIME

Switches maintenance modus for CKAN on or off. The maintenance-page, to which
users will be redirected, contains the string TIME as the expected time
when the service will become available again.

Note:
Here is an example for the maintenance-page: maintenance.html.
That page has to be put in the nginx document-root: /usr/share/nginx/html.

Example:
ssh production.server.ch sudo /home/user/bin/ck-maintain on \"$(date --date="today 18:30")\"
Switches maintenance mode on a remote server on.

ck-cp

[This is not yet very well tested]
Copies one package from one CKAN host to another. Instead of specifying the hosts and API-keys on the command line, the direction, -d (in|out), can be specified. In that case, defaults set in the source of this script are used. Adapt constants $remote, $local, $APIKEY_REMOTE and $APIKEY_LOCAL.

Usage: ck-cp -i id  [-r]  (-f fromhost -t tohost -a apikey-from,apikey-to | -d direction)
       ck-cp -h
Options: 
	  -i id: package id or name
      -r: also copy resources
      -f fromhost: host of source of package
      -t tohost: host of target of package
	  -a apikey-from,apikey-to: CKAN API-keys for the hosts
      -d direction: in (remote -> local) | out (local -> remote)
      -h: print this help

Examples:
     ck-cp -i mypack0815 -f http://rem.ck.net -t http://localhost:5000 -a key_remote64,key_local94
     ck-cp -i mypackage0816 -d out -r