sud

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sud

sud OR solution updater updates solutions by running the command on the file in the given repositories.

Repositories are space separated list of directories or github repository urls.

A repository can be one of the following:

1. A directory on your file system such as ~/repos/my-solution-dir
2. A url to github repository such as https://github.com/YextHHChallenges/asbTest
3. A wildcard such as https://github.com/YextHHChallenges/asbTest* that will be expanded to matched repositories

For example:

sud replace default/km/*.json \
  --value "\"yext/atm\"" \
  --path /primaryEntityType \
  https://github.com/YextHHChallenges/asb* \
  --push

will make the change in the matching files in all the matching repositories and push to github.

Note: To avoid bash expansions, please quote the arguments. To consider bash expansions, please keep the arguments with wildcards unquoted.

Usage: sud [command]

Available Commands: add adds a file, or a path in a file, in the given list of repositories help Help about any command move moves a file, or a path in a file, in the given list of repositories remove removes a file, or a path in a file, in the given list of repositories rename renames a file, or a path in a file, in the given list of repositories replace replaces a file, or a path in a file, in the given list of repositories

Flags: -h, --help help for sud --push Whether to push the repo to github

Use "sud [command] --help" for more information about a command.

Table of Contents

• Commands
• Installation
• Updating

Commands

sud rename command

sud rename --help Renames a file, or a path in a file, in the given repositories:

Renames the given file in all the given repositories, if the file is present. Renames within a file if the path flag is provided.

Examples:

Renaming a File:

sud rename dependencies.json \
  --value foo.json \
  ~/repos/ans*

will rename dependencies.json to foo.json in all ~/repos/ans* directories.

Renaming a Path:

sud rename km/*/*.json \
  --path /apiName \
  --value "\$id" \
  ~/repos/ans*

will replace "apiName" with "$id" in km//.json files in all ~/repos/ans* directories:

{ "apiName": "123" } => { "$id": "123" }

Usage: sud rename FILE_PATH DIRs... [flags]

Flags: -h, --help help for rename -p, --path string The path to the json pointer in the file as per https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6901 -v, --value string The desired value

Global Flags: --push Whether to push the repo to github

sud move command

Moves a file, or a path in a file, in the given repositories :

Moves the given file in all the given repositories, if the file is present. Moves within a file if the path flag is provided.

Examples:

Moving a File:

sud move km/entity-type/atm.json \
  --value km/entity-type-extension/atm.json \
  ~/repos/ans150-front-end-overview \
  ~/repos/kg*

will move km/entity-type/atm.json to km/entity-type-extension/atm.json in the ans150-front-end-overview repo as well as any kg* repos.

Moving within a File:

sud move \
  --path /a/b/c \
  --value /a/d \
  ~/repos/ans150-front-end-overview

will move the JSON element specified by the JSON pointer /a/b/c to /a/d in the provided directories:

{ "a": { "b": { ... c: {...} } } }

becomes:

{ "a": { "b": { ... }, "d:" {...} } }

Usage: sud move FILE_PATH DIRs... [flags]

Flags: -h, --help help for move -p, --path string The path to the json pointer in the file as per https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6901 -v, --value string The desired value

Global Flags: --push Whether to push the repo to github

sud add command

Adds a file, or a path in a file, in the given repositories :

• Adds the given file in all the given repositories. It adds only if the file is not already present.
• Adds within a file if the path flag is provided.

The value provided should conform to the intended type. For example,

1. to add a number would be --value=304
2. to add string would be --value="my-string" (escape the quote in bash)
3. to add an array would be --value="[1, 2]"

Instead of providing a value you can also provide a file path of a file that has the desired value.

Examples:

Adding a File:

sud add foo.json \
  --file bar.json \
  ~/repos/ans150-front-end-overview

will add a file foo.json with the contents of the provided bar.json to ~/repos/ans150-front-end-overview.

Adding a Path:

sud add dependencies.json \
  --path /productFeatureIds/- \
  --values 304,305 \
  ~/repos/ans150-front-end-overview

will add product features 304 and 305 to ~repos/ans150-front-end-overview/dependencies.json:

{ "productFeatureIds": [1, 2] } => { "productFeatureIds": [1, 2, 304, 305] }

Usage: sud add FILE_PATH DIRs... [flags]

Flags: -f, --file string The file with the desired value -h, --help help for add -p, --path string The path to the json pointer in the file as per https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6901 -v, --value string The desired value -l, --values strings The desired list of values

Global Flags: --push Whether to push the repo to github

sud remove command

Removes a file, or a path in a file, in the given repositories :

Removes the given file in all the given repositories, if the file is present. Removes within a file if the path flag is provided. If value is provided along with the path, then removes only the provided value, if present at the path. (Currently, only removing a number from an array is supported.)

Examples:

Remove a File:

sud remove dependencies.json \
  ~/repos/ans150-front-end-overview \
  ~/repos/kg*

Removes dependencies.json from all of the specified directories.

Removing a Value in a File:

sud remove dependencies.json \
  --path /productFeatureIds \
  --value 304 \
  ~/repos/ans150-front-end-overview \
  ~/repos/kg*

will remove product feature 304 from dependencies.json in all the specified directories:

{ "productFeatureIds": [1, 2, 304] } => { "productFeatureIds": [1 ,2] }

Usage: sud remove FILE_PATH DIRs... [flags]

Flags: -f, --file string The file with the desired value -h, --help help for remove -p, --path string The path to the json pointer in the file as per https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6901 -v, --value string The desired value -l, --values strings The desired list of values

Global Flags: --push Whether to push the repo to github

sud replace command

Replaces a file, or a path in a file, in the given repositories :

• Replaces the given file in all the given repositories. It does nothing if the file is not present.
• Replaces within a file if the path flag is provided.

The value provided should conform to the intended type. For example,

1. to replace a number would be --value=304
2. to replace string would be --value="my-string" (escape the quote in bash)
3. to replace an array would be --value="[1, 2]"

Instead of providing a value you can also provide a file path of a file that has the desired value.

Examples:

Replacing a File:

sud replace pages/page-builder/template/page.json \
  --file new-page.json \
  ~/repos/pgs*

will replace pages/page-builder/template/page.json with the contents of new-page.json in all ~/repos/pgs* directories.

Replacing a Path:

sud replace km/*/hotel.json \
  --path "/\$id" \
  --value "\"my_hotel\"" \
  ~/repos/kg122-intro-to-fields

will replace the value at path /$id with "my_hotel" in ~/repos/kg122-intro-to-fields/km/entity-type-extension/hotel.json

sud replace km/*/hotel.json \
  --path /enabled \
  --value true \
  ~/repos/kg122-intro-to-fields

will replace the value at path /enabled with true in ~/repos/kg122-intro-to-fields/km/entity-type-extension/hotel.json

Usage: sud replace FILE_PATH DIRs... [flags]

Flags: -f, --file string The file with the desired value -h, --help help for replace -p, --path string The path to the json pointer in the file as per https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6901 -v, --value string The desired value

Global Flags: --push Whether to push the repo to github

Installation

Sud requires Mac OS and Go 1.7 or higher.

brew install yext/tap/sud
go get github.com/yext/sud

Updating

To update an existing install to the latest version of Sud, run:

brew upgrade yext/tap/sud
go get -u github.com/yext/sud