Managing Spaces

Managing Spaces

Listing the Contents of a Space

gzr space ls [FILTER_SPEC] --host=looker.example.com will retrieve information about a space. The FILTER_SPEC can support multiple types of values.

When the FILTER_SPEC is not included, this command will display the contents of the current user's default home space. This is the user's default space.

When FILTER_SPEC is "~" the space listed will be the user's personal space.

When the FILTER_SPEC is "~123" or "~John Smith", the space listed will be the personal space of user 123 or the user(s) named "John Smith".

When the FILTER_SPEC is a title like "Daily Reports" the spaces will be searched for a space or spaces with that title, and those spaces will be listed.

When the FILTER_SPEC is a number like "100", the space with id 100 will be listed.

Fetching Top Level or Root Spaces

The command gzr space top --host=looker.example.com displays the top level spaces for a server. This will normally be 'Shared' and 'Users' but in "closed systems" there may be others defined.

Display the Space Hierarchy in a Tree

The command gzr space tree [FILTER_SPEC] --host=looker.example.com displays a space and all its subspaces, dashboards, and looks in a tree format. The FILTER_SPEC follows the same rules as for gzr space ls.

Delete a Space

gzr space rm SPACE_ID --host=looker.example.com

Create a Space

gzr space create NAME PARENT_SPACE_ID --host=looker.example.com

Display Space Details

gzr space cat SPACE_ID --host=looker.example.com

Export a Space

gzr space export SPACE_ID --host=looker.example.com