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  1. Configuration Tooling

CSV Tool

Configuration Tooling

Work API tool bundle can be downloaded from the Admin panel.

CSV tool

The CSV-tool is a command line interface that allows users to work on CSV files that are part of the Work API configuration process.

Installation

  1. Download the CSV tool from the

  2. Follow the installation guide to correctly install the tool in your environment.

Usage

Shell

csv-tool.exe --source-path <source-path> --write-path <write-path> [--extend-she-rules <settings-path>] [--delimiter <delimiter>] [--rules bool] [--requirements bool]

Arguments

  • --source-path: Path to CSV-file containing the requirements. Required.

  • --write-path: Path to directory where the output will be written. If omitted, the path of the source file is used. Optional.

  • --extend-on-rules: Path to already existing settings JSON-file. If given, new rules will only be created for tags that do not exist yet. Optional.

  • --delimiter: Character or string that separates data elements in the source file, or "automatic" to let the tool deduce the delimiter from the source file. Optional, defaults to a comma (",").

  • --rules: Boolean. Controls whether rules based on input CSV-file will be generated. Optional, defaults to True.

  • --requirements: Boolean. Controls whether requirements JSON-file is generated. Optional, defaults to True.

Examples

Shell

# Basic usage
CSV-tool.exe requirements_template.csv
# Extend on existing settings
CSV-tool.exe requirements_template.csv --extend-on-rules settings.json
# Use semicolon as delimiter, generate only requirements json-file
CSV-tool.exe requirements_template --delimiter ";" --rules False
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