tzembo / stitch-cli

MongoDB Stitch CLI

Installation

npm install mongodb-stitch-cli
npm install -g mongodb-stitch-cli

Building Binaries from Source

Build binary in place:

go build

Or, to build binary and install in your Go workspace's bin directory:

go install

Documentation

https://docs.mongodb.com/stitch/import-export/stitch-cli-reference/

When Using with a Local Stitch Server

When using stitch-cli against a locally running Stitch Server you can use any of the commands documented in the link above, however, you will need to pass some additional flags to the stitch-cli command in order for it to work properly.

--base-url

For all local commands use the --base-url flag to specify the URL of your locally running Stitch Server instance, e.g.:

stitch-cli import --base-url=http://localhost:8080

Where http://localhost:8080 is the URL of your locally running instance. This flag is required for any command you want to run against your local server.

--auth-provider=local-userpass

When using stitch-cli login you will also need to include --auth-provider=local-userpass to authenticate with the local server using a username/password instead of the usual API Key method, e.g.:

stitch-cli login --base-url=http://localhost:8080 --auth-provider=local-userpass --username=USERNAME --password=PASSWORD

Where USERNAME and PASSWORD are the credentials for an existing local user.

Linting

provided by gometalinter

go run github.com/golangci/golangci-lint/cmd/golangci-lint run ./...

Testing

Run all tests:

go test -v $(go list github.com/10gen/stitch-cli/...)

Mocks

A custom mock of StitchClient can be found in utils/test/utils.go which can be used for simple mocking of most StitchClient methods.

If you need more sophisticated mocking utilities (such as being able to mock calls to the same method more than once in a single test) you can use the gomock version found in api/mocks/stitch_api.go

Run:

go run github.com/golang/mock/mockgen -source ./api/stitch_client.go -destination ./api/mocks/stitch_client.go