Setting up the Admin CLI
The anzo CLI is an advanced administration tool for managing Anzo. It is primarily used for migrations and deployments. To script user interface operations or control Anzo with the CLI, please contact Cambridge Semantics.
This topic provides instructions for configuring the admin command line interface, anzo, and viewing the help menu. The anzo client is in the <install_path>/Client directory.
Adding the CLI to the Anzo Service User PATH
Follow the instructions below to configure the PATH environment variable to include the Client directory so that you call the anzo CLI from anywhere.
- If necessary, run the following command to become the Anzo service user:
sudo su - <anzo_user_name>
For example:
sudo su - anzo
- Open ~/.bash_profile in a text editor.
- Change the PATH to the following value:
PATH=$PATH:$HOME/.local/bin:$HOME/bin:Anzo_install_path/Client
For example:
PATH=$PATH:$HOME/.local/bin:$HOME/bin:/opt/Anzo/Client
- Save and close the file, and then run the following command:
source ~/.bash_profile
-
Type anzo to verify that you can access the CLI. For example:
[anzo@anzo-server ~]$ anzo Anzo Command Line Client. Copyright (c) 2017 - 2019 Cambridge Semantics Inc and others. All rights reserved. Version: 4.4.0.r201910171220 Type anzo help for usage
Configuring the CLI
Follow the instructions below to configure a settings file that specifies the default Anzo CLI configuration values for parameters such as host, port, user, and password. Specifying these details in the settings file eliminates the need to include those options in subsequent commands.
To create and populate the settings file, settings.trig, in your home directory, run the following command:
anzo setup <options>
Where options include the following choices:
-beep , --beep beep when command is completed
-ds , --datasource <datasource> URI of the datasource to query, if other than primary datasource.
Option not available for dataset queries.
-h , --host <hostname> anzo server hostname
-http , --http Use http connection to server.
-p , --port <int> anzo server port
-pause , --pause-exit Wait for a user key entry before an abnormal exit.
-ssl , --use-ssl Use SSL for connection.
-t , --timeout <timeout> override the default 30 second timeout for operations
-timer , --timer Print out the total operation time
-trace , --show-trace Show stack trace for errors.
-trust , --trust-all Trust all certificates including invalid ones
-u , --user <string> username to connect with
-w , --password <string> user's password
-x , --exclude-prefixes Do not use prefixes defined in user settings to expand options,
arguments, or to write RDF.
-z , --settings <file> override the default settings file location
For example:
anzo setup -h localhost -p 61616 -u sysadmin -w @nz0
Anzo creates the settings.trig file in the ~/user/.anzo directory. You can edit the file as needed. The installation also includes a sample settings file, settings_example.trig, in the Client directory. You can view the sample file for reference. For example:
### standard prefixes
@prefix foaf : <http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/> .
@prefix rdfs : <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#> .
@prefix dc : <http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/> .
@prefix xsd : <http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#> .
@prefix rdf : <http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#> .
#### anzo prefixes:
@prefix cli : <http://openanzo.org/cli/> .
@prefix system : <http://openanzo.org/ontologies/2008/07/System#> .
@prefix anzo : <http://openanzo.org/ontologies/2008/07/Anzo#> .
@prefix ld : <http://cambridgesemantics.com/ontologies/2009/05/LinkedData#> .
@prefix anzowt : <http://cambridgesemantics.com/ontologies/2009/05/AnzoWebToolkit#> .
@prefix reg : <http://cambridgesemantics.com/registries/> .
@prefix ontserv : <http://cambridgesemantics.com/semanticServices/OntologyService#> .
@prefix ldserv : <http://cambridgesemantics.com/semanticServices/LinkedData#> .
cli:config {
cli:config
# system:user "" ;
# system:password "" ;
system:timeout "0";
system:useSsl "false";
system:port "61616";
system:keystoreFile "${ANZO_CLI_HOME}/../Common/ssl/client.ks";
system:keystoreType "JCEKS";
system:keystorePassword "p@ssw0rd";
system:truststoreFile "${ANZO_CLI_HOME}/../Common/ssl/client.ts";
system:truststoreType "JCEKS";
system:truststorePassword "p@ssw0rd";
.
}
Viewing the CLI Help Menu
The CLI help menu lists all of the available subcommands. To view the subcommands, run anzo help.
usage: anzo <subcommand> [options] [args]
Anzo Command Line Client.
Type 'anzo help <subcommand>' for help with a specific subcommand.
Available subcommands:
acls Ensure the graphs in a dataset inherit their ACLs from the dataset
analyze Provides several flavors of analysis for Anzo request/response logs
call Calls an anzo semantic service and prints the service response to the console
collapse Collapse all URI arguments to prefixed URIs (CURIEs) using user defined prefixes
collapseGraph In specified graph(s), collapse object properties with only one literal value
into a datatype property
convert Converts between the various RDF file formats
count Counts the statements in an RDF file
create Creates named graphs in the repository from the provided RDF
csv Export instances of an ontology class with all of their property values
deploy Import, export, or delete a linked data set and related components
deregister Deregister given resource from appropriate registries based on rdf:type of resource
expand Expands all prefixed URI (CURIE) arguments to expanded URIs using
user defined prefix map
find Retrieves statements from the server via simple pattern find
gen Generates code for the ontologies as supplied by the input RDF or arguments
get Retrieves named graphs from the server
graph2lds Creates a Linked Data Set from the statements in a graph(s)
import Imports statements into the repository, creating graphs in the repository as needed
inspectOntology Inspects a dataset for an ontology
link Link an excel workbook using a layout
load Loads file based linked datasets
loadXML Imports xml as statements into a graph in the repository as needed
ls List resources from appropriate registries based on type of resource
play Play back a sequence of recorded requests
query Executes a SPARQL query against the repository or a local RDF file
rdfformats Show available rdf formats
register Register given resource to appropriate registries based on rdf:type of resource.
Supported types:[
http://cambridgesemantics.com/ontologies/2009/05/LinkedData#LinkedDataSet
http://cambridgesemantics.com/ontologies/2009/05/LinkedData#LinkedDataCollection
http://cambridgesemantics.com/ontologies/2009/05/LinkedData#LinkedDataCollectionInstance
http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#Ontology
http://openanzo.org/ontologies/2008/07/SemanticService#SemanticService
http://cambridgesemantics.com/ontologies/2009/05/Spreadsheets#LinkedWorkbook
http://cambridgesemantics.com/ontologies/2009/05/AnzoWebToolkit#Component
http://cambridgesemantics.com/ontologies/Graphmarts#Graphmart
http://cambridgesemantics.com/ontologies/Graphmarts#Step
http://cambridgesemantics.com/ontologies/Graphmarts#Layer
http://cambridgesemantics.com/ontologies/Graphmarts#View
]
remove Removes named graphs from the repository
replace Replaces named graphs in the repository with the provided RDF
reset Resets the repository, replacing all contents of repository with rdf provided
retrieve Retrieves content from the binary store and saves it in a local file
setup Set up settings.trig file
sortedConvert Converts between the various RDF file formats
store Stores a local file in the Anzo server's binary store
union Unions RDF from the arguments and optionally from STDIN as well
update Updates existing graphs in the repository
uploadBundle Upload bundle to server
uploadCertificate Upload trusted certificate to server
watch Listens for changes to a graph and prints them out
xray Export system tables into trig file
URI arguments to commands may either be fully qualified URIs ("http://...") or prefixed URIs ("dc:title").
The prefix mapping is defined in the users settings file.
User settings are loaded from a user's "~/.anzo/settings.trig" file.
See documentation for details.
To view the help for a specific subcommand, run anzo help command_name. For example, the following command displays help for the find command:
[user@anzo Client]# ./anzo help find
usage: anzo find [options] [NAMED-GRAPH-URI...]
Retrieves statements from the server via simple pattern find.
-beep , --beep beep when command is completed
-ds , --datasource <datasource> URI of the datasource to query, if other than primary datasource.
Option not available for dataset queries.
-f , --output-file <file> write the find results to a file
-h , --host <hostname> anzo server hostname
-http , --http Use http connection to server.
-lang , --literal-language <string> The literal language
-lit , --literal-object <string> The literal object of find pattern
-n , --count Outputs only the total number of matching statements
-o , --output-format <rdf-Format> Override the default RDF format associated with the RDF output(s)
-p , --port <int> anzo server port
-pause , --pause-exit Wait for a user key entry before an abnormal exit.
-pred , --predicate <URI> The predicate of find pattern
-pretty , --pretty-print PrettyPrint output (currently only json)
-ssl , --use-ssl Use SSL for connection.
-sub , --subject <subject> The subject of find pattern
-t , --timeout <timeout> override the default 30 second timeout for operations
-timer , --timer Print out the total operation time
-trace , --show-trace Show stack trace for errors.
-trust , --trust-all Trust all certificates including invalid ones
-type , --literal-datatype <URI> The literal datatype
-u , --user <string> username to connect with
-uri , --uri-object <URI> The uri object of find pattern
-w , --password <string> user's password
-x , --exclude-prefixes Do not use prefixes defined in user settings to expand options,
arguments, or to write RDF.
-z , --settings <file> override the default settings file location
'help rdfformats' for list of available RDF formats.
Filename arguments default to the file format matching their filename extension.
STDIN and STDOUT default to 'trig'.