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dsio

dsio is a command line tool for Google Cloud Datastore.

This tool is under development. Please use in your own risk.

Features

  • Bulk upsert entities from CSV and YAML file.
  • Query by GQL from command line.

Motivation

I have been developing web application which uses Datastore to store application's master data. I want to version-control master data in Datastore, and want to automatically reflect the changes to Datastore using CI service.
like below:

ci

Getting Started

Installation

go get -u github.com/nshmura/dsio

Authentication

  1. Create a service account.
  2. Set the following environment variable:
  • DSIO_KEY_FILE : The path to the JSON key file.
  • DSIO_PROJECT_ID : Developers Console project's ID (e.g. bamboo-shift-455)

Or execute dsio command with --key-file and --project-id options:

$ dsio upsert --key-file <path-to-service_account_file> --project-id <project-id> ...

How to connect to Datastore Emulator

If you want to connect to local Datastore emnulator, execute below command:

$(gcloud beta emulators datastore env-init)

For more information, please see this document.

Bulk Upsert

To upsert entities from CSV file to Datastore: (e.g. upsert into Book kind)

$ dsio upsert filename.csv -k Book

To upsert entities from YAML file to Datastore:

$ dsio upsert filename.yaml

To specify namespace:

$ dsio upsert filename.yaml -n development

File format and Samples:

Query by GQL

To query by GQL:

$ dsio query 'SELECT * FROM Book LIMIT 2'

Output with CSV format:

$ dsio query 'SELECT * FROM Book LIMIT 2' -f csv

To specify namespace (e.g. production namespace):

$ dsio query 'SELECT * FROM Book LIMIT 2' -n production 

CAUTION: In CSV (and TSV) format, information about types may be dropped in some case, and noindex value is removed. So in some case, there is no way to restore exactly same entities in Datastore from the generated CSV.

Options

dsio upsert

$ dsio help upsert

NAME:
   dsio upsert - Bulk-upsert entities into Datastore.

USAGE:
   dsio upsert [command options] filename

OPTIONS:
   --namespace value, -n value  namespace of entities.
   --kind value, -k value       Name of destination kind.
   --format value, -f value     Format of input file. <yaml|csv|tcv>. (default: "yaml")
   --dry-run                    Skip Datastore operations.
   --batch-size value           The number of entities per one multi upsert operation. batch-size should be smaller than 500. (default: 500)
   --key-file value             name of GCP service account file. [$DSIO_KEY_FILE]
   --project-id value           Project ID of GCP. [$DSIO_PROJECT_ID]
   --verbose, -v                Make the operation more talkative.
   --no-color                   Disable color output.

dsio query

$ dsio help query

NAME:
   dsio query - Execute a query.

USAGE:
   dsio query [command options] "[<gql_query>]"

OPTIONS:
   --namespace value, -n value  namespace of entities.
   --output value, -o value     Output filename. Entities are outputed into this file.
   --format value, -f value     Format of output. <yaml|csv|tcv>. (default: "yaml")
   --style value, -s value      Style of output. <scheme|direct|auto>. (default: "scheme")
   --page-size value            Number of entities to output at once. (default: 50)
   --key-file value             name of GCP service account file. [$DSIO_KEY_FILE]
   --project-id value           Project ID of GCP. [$DSIO_PROJECT_ID]
   --verbose, -v                Make the operation more talkative.
   --no-color                   Disable color output.

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