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README.md

How to use SCDBClient

The SCDBClient is a terminal client that allows users to work with the SCDB server. The client provides several commands and options for interacting with the server.

Build

build scdbclient from source

go build -o scdbclient cmd/scdbclient/main.go
# try scdbclient
./scdbclient --help

Commands

The following commands are available in the SCDBClient:

  • help: Provides help about any command.
  • prompt: Enables interactive query mode, allowing the user to issue queries to the SCDB server.
  • source: Executes SCQL statements in a script file.

Flags

The following flags are available in the SCDBClient for customizing its behavior

--host: SCDB server host (default "http://localhost:8080").
--userName: User name for SCDB user.
--passwd: User password for SCDB user.
--usersConfFileName: User conf file name (default "cmd/scdbclient/users.json")
--sourceFile: scql statement script file
--sync: Determines whether queries are executed in synchronous or asynchronous mode (default asynchronous).
--pollingTimes: Polling times. If pollingTimes <=0, polling until the result is obtained.
--pollingTimeIntervalSeconds: Polling times interval in seconds (default 1s).

Usage

To use the SCDBClient, simply run the client with a command and some relevant flags.

Configure user from config file

To submit a query to SCDB, the client needs to provide necessary user information, we can use usersConfFileName parameter to refer to a file, such as user.json, which contains pre-filled user information that correspond to the user information stored in the SCQL system.

$ ./scdbclient prompt --host=http://example.com --usersConfFileName=/path/to/user.json

> switch alice
alice> select ...

Configure user from cmd line

In addition to read user information from json file, The client also supports filling in user information via the command line.

# please fill your user name, password in this command
$ ./scdbclient prompt --host=http://example.com --userName= --passwd= 

alice> select ...

Execute queries from a sql file

Except work in interactive mode, it is also possible for client to read quires from a sql file that contains the statements you wish to execute. To do this you need to use source and sourceFile as follows:

./scdbclient source --host=http://example.com --usersConfFileName=users.json --sourceFile=/path/to/script.sql

Execute queries in sync/async mode

The SCDB server provides two APIs, namely Submit and SubmitAndGet, to allow clients to submit queries. Clients can specify their preferred option by using the sync flag

# Submit (default)
./scdbclient prompt --host=http://example.com --usersConfFileName=users.json
# SubmitAndGet
./scdbclient prompt --host=http://example.com --usersConfFileName=users.json --sync

Exit Client

Type exit or quit to exit