ziplinectl import-dir
Import a directory of files into Zipline.
Usage
ziplinectl import-dir [options] <directory>
Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-i, --id | If no user ID is specified, the files will be imported to a user named "administrator." If the "administrator" user does not exist, the files will be imported to the first available SUPERADMIN user. |
-f, --folder | An ID to a folder where you want files to be automatically added to. This is optional. |
-h, --help | Display options and arguments for this command. |
Arguments
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
<directory> | The directory to import files from. This directory must be readable by the Zipline server. |
Example Usage
Importing without an existing user:
ziplinectl import-dir /path/to/directory
Importing with an existing user:
ziplinectl import-dir -i cm5caqtmc0002hp06k4sjwdg0 /path/to/directory
Importing with an existing user and folder:
ziplinectl import-dir -i cm5caqtmc0002hp06k4sjwdg0 -f cm5cb80hg0005hp06k6khttfp /path/to/directory
Importing into a folder
ziplinectl import-dir -f cm5cb80hg0005hp06k6khttfp /path/to/directory
Extra
This can be used to move your files from local to s3 storage. This can't be used to move files from s3 to local storage though.
ziplinectl read-config
Output the current configuration as JSON.
ziplinectl set-user
Modify a user's properties.
Last updated: 2/17/2025
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