Basic Usage#
Command Line Interface#
The CLI is installed as an executable in your virtual environment during installation of libera_utils
.
Top Level Command libera-utils
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This is the top level command that contains all the nested sub-commands.
usage: libera-utils [-h] [--version] {make-kernel,ecr-upload,step-function-trigger} ...
Libera SDC utilities CLI
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--version print current version of the CLI
subcommands:
sub-commands for libera-utils CLI
{make-kernel,ecr-upload,step-function-trigger}
make-kernel generate SPICE kernel from telemetry data
ecr-upload Upload docker image to ECR repository for a specific algorithm
step-function-trigger
Manually trigger a specific step function
Sub-Command ecr-upload
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This is a tool to upload a docker image to AWS ECR. The image name and tag identify the local docker image while
the –ecr-image-tags option specifies the tags to apply to the image in the ECR (remote tags). If --ecr-image-tags
is not provided, only the latest
tag is applied by default. If --ecr-image-tags
is specified, you must include
latest
explicitly.
usage: libera-utils ecr-upload [-h] [--ecr-image-tags ECR_IMAGE_TAGS [ECR_IMAGE_TAGS ...]] [--ignore-docker-config] image_name image_tag algorithm_name
positional arguments:
image_name Image name of image to upload (image-name:image-tag)
image_tag Image tag of image to upload (image-name:image-tag)
algorithm_name Algorithm name that matches an ECR repo name, inputs to names:
['l2-cloud-fraction', 'l2-ssw-toa', 'libera-adms', 'l2-ssw-surface-flux', 'l2-far-ir-toa-flux', 'l1c-unfiltered',
'spice-azel', 'spice-jpss', 'l1b-rad', 'l1b-cam']
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--ecr-image-tags ECR_IMAGE_TAGS [ECR_IMAGE_TAGS ...]
List of tags to apply to the uploaded image in the ECR (e.g. `--ecr-image-tags latest 1.3.4`) Note, latest is applied if this option is not set. If it is set, you must specify
latest if you want it tagged as such in the ECR.
--ignore-docker-config
Ignore the standard docker config.json to bypass the credential store
Example usage:
libera-utils ecr-upload recently-built-ssw-sfc-flux latest l2-ssw-surface-flux --ecr-image-tags latest --ignore-docker-config
To get a list of specific algorithm names allowed in this command, run libera-utils ecr-upload -h
Sub-Command make-kernel jpss-spk
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usage: libera-utils make-kernel jpss-spk [-h] --outdir OUTDIR [--overwrite] [-v] packet_data_filepaths [packet_data_filepaths ...]
positional arguments:
packet_data_filepaths
paths to L0 packet files
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--outdir OUTDIR, -o OUTDIR
output directory for generated SPK
--overwrite force overwriting an existing kernel if it exists
-v, --verbose set DEBUG level logging output
Sub-Command make-kernel jpss-ck
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usage: libera-utils make-kernel jpss-ck [-h] --outdir OUTDIR [--overwrite] [-v] packet_data_filepaths [packet_data_filepaths ...]
positional arguments:
packet_data_filepaths
paths to L0 packet files
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--outdir OUTDIR, -o OUTDIR
output directory for generated CK
--overwrite force overwriting an existing kernel if it exists
-v, --verbose set DEBUG level logging output
Sub-Command make-kernel azel-ck
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usage: libera-utils make-kernel azel-ck [-h] [--azimuth] [--elevation] --outdir OUTDIR [--overwrite] [--csv] [-v] packet_data_filepaths [packet_data_filepaths ...]
positional arguments:
packet_data_filepaths
paths to L0 packet files
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--azimuth generate ck for Azimuth
--elevation generate ck for Elevation
--outdir OUTDIR, -o OUTDIR
output directory for generated CK
--overwrite force overwriting an existing kernel if it exists
--csv the provided Az and El packet_data_filepaths are ASCII csv files instead of binary CCSDS
-v, --verbose set DEBUG level logging output (otherwise set by LIBSDP_STREAM_LOG_LEVEL)
Sub-Command step-function-trigger
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usage: libera-utils step-function-trigger [-h] [-w] [-v] algorithm_name applicable_day
positional arguments:
algorithm_name Algorithm name you want to run
applicable_day Day of data you want to rerun. Format of date: YYYY-MM-DD
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-w, --wait_for_finish
Block command line until step function completes (may be a long time)
-v, --verbose Prints out the result of the step_function_trigger run