This basic CLI inserts CSV data into PolygonParts DB using polygonPartsManger service
- Node.js
- Suitable CSV data file as will be explained on next section
- Deployed polygonPartsManager UpdateDate,SensorType,Resolution,Ep90,Dsc,Countries,ResolutionDegree,ResolutionMeter,Cities
This csv is made manually by out PM.
This fields were defined by the Sinergia System to enable easy one time insert of already ingested layers.
| Field | What is it | Mandatory | polygonParts Field Mapping |
|---|---|---|---|
| Source | The sourceId value | + | sourceId |
| SourceName | source name | + | sourceName |
| WKT | WKT of the layer. must be POLYGON | + | footprint |
| UpdateDate | Date. In format DD/MM/YYYY | + | imagingTimeBeginUTC, imagingTimeEndUTC |
| SensorType | list of sensors | + | OTHER |
| Resolution | source resolution | + | sourceResolutionMeter |
| Ep90 | part horizontal accuracy | + | horizontalAccuracyCE90 |
| Countries | list of countries | + | countries |
| ResolutionDegree | used for min also | + | resolutionDegree |
| ResolutionMeter | list of sensor name | + | resolutionMeter |
| Cities | list of cities | - | cities |
| Dsc | description | - | description |
Run the following command:
npm i
| flag | value |
|---|---|
| -s | polygonPartsManager service url |
| -i | csv file name |
| -p | productId |
| -c | catalogId |
| -v | productVersion |
| -t | productType |
Note productType must be one of: 'Orthophoto', 'OrthophotoHistory', 'OrthophotoBest', 'RasterMap', 'RasterMapBest', 'RasterAid', 'RasterAidBest', 'RasterVector', 'RasterVectorBest',
Run the following command when running locally:
npm run start -- -s polygonPartsServiceUrl-i path/to/data.csv -p productID -c catalogId -v productVersion -t productType
Run the following command when running the docker locally :
--network=host is used when reffering to a polygonPartManager service that runs locally.
docker run --network=host --rm -v /path/to/csv/file/locally:/usr/src/app/sample_data docker_image:docker_tag -s=http://localhost:8081 -i ./sample_data/israel.csv -p some_product_id -c some_catalog_id -v version -t product_type