sysand clone

Clone a project to a specified directory. Equivalent to manually downloading, extracting the project to the directory and running sysand sync.

Usage¶

sysand clone [OPTIONS] <LOCATOR|--iri <IRI>|--path <PATH>>

Description¶

Allows the user to quickly pull and open a library or an example from a project index. Acts similar to git clone -- it needs an empty repository to write the contents to.

Arguments¶

• [LOCATOR]: Clone the project from a given locator, trying to parse it as an IRI/URI/URL and otherwise falling back to using it as a path

Options¶

• -i, --iri <IRI>: IRI/URI/URL identifying the project to be cloned [aliases: --uri, --url]

• -s, --path <PATH>: Path to clone the project from. If version is also given, verifies that the project has the given version

• -t, --target <TARGET>: Path to clone the project into. If already exists, must be an empty directory. Defaults to current directory

• -V, --version <VERSION>: Version of the project to clone. Defaults to the latest version according to SemVer 2.0

• --no-deps: Don’t resolve or install dependencies

Resolution options¶

• --index [<INDEX>...]: Comma-delimited list of index URLs to use when resolving project(s) and/or their dependencies, in addition to the default indexes

• --default-index [<DEFAULT_INDEX>...]: Comma-delimited list of URLs to use as default index URLs. Default indexes are tried before other indexes (default https://sysand.com)

• --no-index: Do not use any index when resolving project(s) and/or their dependencies

• --include-std: Don’t ignore KerML/SysML v2 standard libraries if specified as dependencies

Global options¶

• -v, --verbose: Use verbose output

• -q, --quiet: Do not output log messages

• --no-config: Disable discovery of configuration files

• --config-file <CONFIG_FILE>: Give path to ‘sysand.toml’ to use for configuration

• -h, --help: Print help