coreutils

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Constants

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const (

	// General core constants
	OnErrorPanic OnError = "panic"

	// Common
	TokenRefreshDisabled        = 0
	TokenRefreshDefaultInterval = 60

	// Home Dir
	JfrogCertsDirName        = "certs"
	JfrogConfigFile          = "jfrog-cli.conf"
	JfrogDependenciesDirName = "dependencies"
	JfrogSecurityDirName     = "security"
	JfrogSecurityConfFile    = "security.yaml"
	JfrogBackupDirName       = "backup"
	JfrogLogsDirName         = "logs"
	JfrogLocksDirName        = "locks"
	JfrogPluginsDirName      = "plugins"

	// Env
	ErrorHandling      = "JFROG_CLI_ERROR_HANDLING"
	TempDir            = "JFROG_CLI_TEMP_DIR"
	LogLevel           = "JFROG_CLI_LOG_LEVEL"
	LogTimestamp       = "JFROG_CLI_LOG_TIMESTAMP"
	ReportUsage        = "JFROG_CLI_REPORT_USAGE"
	DependenciesDir    = "JFROG_CLI_DEPENDENCIES_DIR"
	TransitiveDownload = "JFROG_CLI_TRANSITIVE_DOWNLOAD_EXPERIMENTAL"
	CI                 = "CI"
)
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const (
	Maven  = "Maven"
	Gradle = "Gradle"
	Npm    = "npm"
	Go     = "go"
	Pip    = "pip"
	Pipenv = "pipenv"
	Nuget  = "nuget"
	Dotnet = "dotnet"
	Docker = "docker"
)
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const (
	GettingStartedGuideUrl = "https://github.com/jfrog/jfrog-cli/blob/v2/guides/getting-started-with-jfrog-using-the-cli.md"
)

Variables

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var (
	HomeDir     = "JFROG_CLI_HOME_DIR"
	BuildName   = "JFROG_CLI_BUILD_NAME"
	BuildNumber = "JFROG_CLI_BUILD_NUMBER"
	Project     = "JFROG_CLI_BUILD_PROJECT"
)

Although these vars are constant, they are defined inside a vars section and not a constants section because the tests modify these values.

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var DefaultMaxColWidth = 25

Controls the max col width when printing to a non-terminal. See the PrintTable description for more info.

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var ExitCodeError = ExitCode{1}
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var ExitCodeFailNoOp = ExitCode{2}
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var ExitCodeNoError = ExitCode{0}
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var ExitCodeVulnerableBuild = ExitCode{3}

Functions

func AskYesNo 

func AskYesNo(promptPrefix string, defaultValue bool) bool

Ask a yes or no question, with a default answer.

func ConvertExitCodeError added in v2.1.0 

func ConvertExitCodeError(err error) error

When running a command in an external process, if the command fails to run or doesn't complete successfully ExitError is returned. We would like to return a regular error instead of ExitError, because some frameworks (such as codegangsta used by JFrog CLI) automatically exit when this error is returned.

func CreateDirInJfrogHome 

func CreateDirInJfrogHome(dirName string) (string, error)

func DetectTechnologies added in v2.7.0 

func DetectTechnologies(path string, isCiSetup, recursive bool) (map[Technology]bool, error)

DetectTechnologies tries to detect all technologies types according to the files in the given path. 'isCiSetup' will limit the search of possible techs to Maven, Gradle, and npm. 'recursive' will determine if the search will be limited to files in the root path or not.

func DetectedTechnologiesToString added in v2.10.0 

func DetectedTechnologiesToString(detected map[Technology]bool) string

DetectTechnologiesToString returns a string that includes all the names of the detected technologies separated by a comma.

func ExitOnErr 

func ExitOnErr(err error)

func ExtractDetailedSummaryFromArgs 

func ExtractDetailedSummaryFromArgs(args []string) (cleanArgs []string, detailedSummary bool, err error)

func ExtractFailFromArgs added in v2.10.0 

func ExtractFailFromArgs(args []string) (cleanArgs []string, fail bool, err error)

Used by docker

func ExtractInsecureTlsFromArgs 

func ExtractInsecureTlsFromArgs(args []string) (cleanArgs []string, insecureTls bool, err error)

func ExtractLicensesFromArgs added in v2.10.0 

func ExtractLicensesFromArgs(args []string) (cleanArgs []string, licenses bool, err error)

Used by docker scan (Xray)

func ExtractRepoPathFromArgs added in v2.10.0 

func ExtractRepoPathFromArgs(args []string) (cleanArgs []string, repoPath string, err error)

Used by docker scan (Xray)

func ExtractServerIdFromCommand added in v2.10.0 

func ExtractServerIdFromCommand(args []string) (cleanArgs []string, serverId string, err error)

func ExtractSkipLoginFromArgs added in v2.10.0 

func ExtractSkipLoginFromArgs(args []string) (cleanArgs []string, skipLogin bool, err error)

Used by docker

func ExtractThreadsFromArgs added in v2.10.0 

func ExtractThreadsFromArgs(args []string, defaultValue int) (cleanArgs []string, threads int, err error)

func ExtractWatchesFromArgs added in v2.10.0 

func ExtractWatchesFromArgs(args []string) (cleanArgs []string, watches string, err error)

Used by docker scan (Xray)

func ExtractXrayOutputFormatFromArgs added in v2.4.1 

func ExtractXrayOutputFormatFromArgs(args []string) (cleanArgs []string, format string, err error)

func ExtractXrayScanFromArgs 

func ExtractXrayScanFromArgs(args []string) (cleanArgs []string, xrayScan bool, err error)

func FindBooleanFlag 

func FindBooleanFlag(flagName string, args []string) (flagIndex int, flagValue bool, err error)

Boolean flag can be provided in one of the following forms: 1. --flag=value, where value can be true/false 2. --flag, here the value is true Return values: flagIndex - index of flagName in args. flagValue - value of flagName. err - error if flag exists, but we failed to extract its value. If flag does not exist flagIndex = -1 with false value and nil error.

func FindFlag 

func FindFlag(flagName string, args []string) (flagIndex, flagValueIndex int, flagValue string, err error)

Find value of required CLI flag in Command. If flag does not exist, the returned index is -1 and nil is returned as the error. Return values: err - error if flag exists but failed to extract its value. flagIndex - index of flagName in Command. flagValueIndex - index in Command in which the value of the flag exists. flagValue - value of flagName.

func FindFlagFirstMatch 

func FindFlagFirstMatch(flags, args []string) (flagIndex, flagValueIndex int, flagValue string, err error)

Find the first match of any of the provided flags in args. Return same values as FindFlag.

func GetCliExecutableName added in v2.5.0 

func GetCliExecutableName() string

func GetCliPersistentTempDirPath 

func GetCliPersistentTempDirPath() string

Return the path of CLI temp dir. This path should be persistent, meaning - should not be cleared at the end of a CLI run.

func GetCliUserAgent 

func GetCliUserAgent() string

func GetCliUserAgentName 

func GetCliUserAgentName() string

func GetCliUserAgentVersion 

func GetCliUserAgentVersion() string

func GetClientAgentName 

func GetClientAgentName() string

func GetClientAgentVersion 

func GetClientAgentVersion() string

func GetConfigVersion 

func GetConfigVersion() int

func GetJfrogBackupDir 

func GetJfrogBackupDir() (string, error)

func GetJfrogCertsDir 

func GetJfrogCertsDir() (string, error)

func GetJfrogConfigLockDir added in v2.2.0 

func GetJfrogConfigLockDir() (string, error)

func GetJfrogHomeDir 

func GetJfrogHomeDir() (string, error)

func GetJfrogLocksDir added in v2.2.0 

func GetJfrogLocksDir() (string, error)

func GetJfrogPluginsDir 

func GetJfrogPluginsDir() (string, error)

func GetJfrogSecurityConfFilePath 

func GetJfrogSecurityConfFilePath() (string, error)

func GetJfrogSecurityDir 

func GetJfrogSecurityDir() (string, error)

func GetTechnologyPackageType added in v2.9.0 

func GetTechnologyPackageType(techName Technology) string

func GetWorkingDirectory 

func GetWorkingDirectory() (string, error)

func IsAnyEmpty 

func IsAnyEmpty(strings ...string) bool

func IsLinux 

func IsLinux() bool

func IsTerminal added in v2.1.0 

func IsTerminal() bool

IsTerminal checks whether stdout is a terminal.

func IsWindows 

func IsWindows() bool

func PanicOnError 

func PanicOnError(err error) error

func PrintBold added in v2.7.2 

func PrintBold(str string) string

Print the test to the console with bold style.

func PrintComment added in v2.7.2 

func PrintComment(str string) string

Print the test to the console in gray color. 

func PrintLink(str string) string

Print the test to the console in cyan color.

func PrintMessage added in v2.1.0 

func PrintMessage(message string)

PrintMessage prints message in a frame (which is actually a table with a single table). For example: ┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ An example of a message in a nice frame │ └─────────────────────────────────────────┘

func PrintTable added in v2.1.0 

func PrintTable(rows interface{}, title string, emptyTableMessage string, printExtended bool) error

PrintTable prints a slice of rows in a table. The parameter rows MUST be a slice, otherwise the method panics. How to use this method (with an example): The fields of the struct must have one of the tags: 'col-name' or 'embed-table' in order to be printed. Fields without any of these tags will be skipped. The tag 'col-name' can be set on string fields only. The column name is the 'col-name' tag value. On terminal, the maximum column width is calculated (terminal width equally divided between columns), while on non-terminal the value of the DefaultMaxColWidth variable is used. If the cell content exceeds the defined max column width, the content will be broken into two (or more) lines. In case the struct you want to print contains a field that is a slice of other structs, you can print it in the table too with the 'embed-table' tag which can be set on slices of structs only. Fields with the 'extended' tag will be printed iff the 'printExtended' bool input is true.

Example: These are the structs Customer and Product: 

type Customer struct {
    name     string    `col-name:"Name"`
    age      string    `col-name:"Age"`
    products []Product `embed-table:"true"`
}

type Product struct {
    title string `col-name:"Product Title"`
    CatNumber string `col-name:"Product\nCatalog #"`
    Color string `col-name:"Color" extended:"true"`
}

We'll use it, and run these commands (var DefaultMaxColWidth = 25): 

customersSlice := []Customer{
    {name: "Gai", age: "350", products: []Product{{title: "SpiderFrog Shirt - Medium", CatNumber: "123456", Color: "Green"}, {title: "Floral Bottle", CatNumber: "147585", Color: "Blue"}}},
    {name: "Noah", age: "21", products: []Product{{title: "Pouch", CatNumber: "456789", Color: "Red"}, {title: "Ching Ching", CatNumber: "963852", Color: "Gold"}}},
}

err := coreutils.PrintTable(customersSlice, "Customers", "No customers were found", false)

That's the table printed:

Customers ┌──────┬─────┬─────────────────────────┬───────────┐ │ NAME │ AGE │ PRODUCT TITLE │ PRODUCT │ │ │ │ │ CATALOG # │ ├──────┼─────┼─────────────────────────┼───────────┤ │ Gai │ 350 │ SpiderFrog Shirt - Medi │ 123456 │ │ │ │ um │ │ │ │ │ Floral Bottle │ 147585 │ ├──────┼─────┼─────────────────────────┼───────────┤ │ Noah │ 21 │ Pouch │ 456789 │ │ │ │ Ching Ching │ 963852 │ └──────┴─────┴─────────────────────────┴───────────┘

If printExtended=true:

err := coreutils.PrintTable(customersSlice, "Customers", "No customers were found", true)

Customers ┌──────┬─────┬─────────────────────────┬───────────┬───────────┐ │ NAME │ AGE │ PRODUCT TITLE │ PRODUCT │ Color │ │ │ │ │ CATALOG # │ │ ├──────┼─────┼─────────────────────────┼───────────┼───────────┤ │ Gai │ 350 │ SpiderFrog Shirt - Medi │ 123456 │ Green │ │ │ │ um │ │ │ │ │ │ Floral Bottle │ 147585 │ Blue │ ├──────┼─────┼─────────────────────────┼───────────┼───────────┤ │ Noah │ 21 │ Pouch │ 456789 │ Red │ │ │ │ Ching Ching │ 963852 │ Gold │ └──────┴─────┴─────────────────────────┴───────────┴───────────┘

If customersSlice was empty, emptyTableMessage would have been printed instead:

Customers ┌─────────────────────────┐ │ No customers were found │ └─────────────────────────┘

func PrintTitle added in v2.7.2 

func PrintTitle(str string) string

Print the test to the console in green color.

func RemoveFlagFromCommand 

func RemoveFlagFromCommand(args *[]string, flagIndex, flagValueIndex int)

Removes the provided flag and value from the command arguments

func ReplaceVars 

func ReplaceVars(content []byte, specVars map[string]string) []byte

func SetCliExecutableName added in v2.5.0 

func SetCliExecutableName(executableName string)

func SetCliUserAgentName 

func SetCliUserAgentName(cliUserAgentNameToSet string)

func SetCliUserAgentVersion 

func SetCliUserAgentVersion(versionToSet string)

func SetClientAgentName 

func SetClientAgentName(clientAgentToSet string)

func SetClientAgentVersion 

func SetClientAgentVersion(versionToSet string)

func SetIfEmpty 

func SetIfEmpty(str *string, defaultStr string) bool

func SpecVarsStringToMap 

func SpecVarsStringToMap(rawVars string) map[string]string

func SumTrueValues 

func SumTrueValues(boolArr []bool) int

Types

type CliError 

type CliError struct {
	ExitCode
	ErrorMsg string
}

func (CliError) Error 

func (err CliError) Error() string

type Credentials 

type Credentials interface {
	SetUser(string)
	SetPassword(string)
	GetUser() string
	GetPassword() string
}

type ExitCode 

type ExitCode struct {
	Code int
}

Exit codes:

func GetExitCode 

func GetExitCode(err error, success, failed int, failNoOp bool) ExitCode

type GeneralExecCmd 

type GeneralExecCmd struct {
	ExecPath string
	Command  []string
}

Command used to execute general commands.

func (*GeneralExecCmd) GetCmd 

func (pluginCmd *GeneralExecCmd) GetCmd() *exec.Cmd

func (*GeneralExecCmd) GetEnv 

func (pluginCmd *GeneralExecCmd) GetEnv() map[string]string

func (*GeneralExecCmd) GetErrWriter 

func (pluginCmd *GeneralExecCmd) GetErrWriter() io.WriteCloser

func (*GeneralExecCmd) GetStdWriter 

func (pluginCmd *GeneralExecCmd) GetStdWriter() io.WriteCloser

type OnError 

type OnError string

Error modes (how should the application behave when the CheckError function is invoked):

type TechData added in v2.9.0 

type TechData struct {
	PackageType string
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type Technology added in v2.7.0 

type Technology string

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