scm-manager-cli and plugins

[Gildas Cuisinier]

Hello,

I want to use the cli to create automatically :

* A user XXX-Manager

* A group XXX-Group, with XXX-Manager as member

* A Repository, own by XXX-Group.

No problem with this :)

But I want  XXX-Manager to be a GroupManager for XXX-Group.

For this, i use the GroupManager Plugin.

Of course, GroupManager is not managed by default "cli".

Does it exist an extension for the CLI too ?

Or a way to extends the CLI to add some command ?

Thanks for your help,

Gildas Cuisinier

[Sebastian Sdorra]

Hi,

Sorry, at the moment this is not possible with the cli. The only thing you could do at the moment is a ugly workaround. You could install the scm-script-plugin and execute the following groovy script with curl or something similar:

import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;

import de.triology.scm.plugins.groupmanager.GroupManagerResource;

def request = injector.getInstance(HttpServletRequest.class);

String groupName = request.getParameter("group");

String managerName = request.getParameter("manager");

if ( groupName == null || managerName == null ){

  throw new IllegalArgumentException( "parameter group and manager are required" );

};

def groupManager = injector.getInstance(GroupManagerResource.class);

def group = null;

for (def g : groupManager.getAll().getEntity().getEntity()){

  if (groupName.equals(g.getName())){

    group = g;

    break;

  };

};

if (group == null){

  throw new IllegalArgumentException( "group not found" );

};

if (!group.addManager(managerName)){

  throw new IllegalStateException("could not add manager to group");

};

if (groupManager.update(null, groupName, group).getStatus() != 204){

  throw new IllegalStateException("group update failed");

}

Here is an example with curl:

curl --user scmadmin:scmadmin --data @addmanager.groovy -XPOST -H "Content-Type:application/x-groovy" "http://localhost:8080/scm/api/rest/plugins/script?group=groupname&manager=managername"

Sebastian

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[Gildas Cuisinier]

Thanks for your advice.

I'll try this today.

Do you plan to add possibility to extends the Rest and CLI in the futur ? :)

[Sebastian Sdorra]

We will try to support such a feature with version 2.x of scm-manager.

Sebastian