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Introduction
To run the Squirro command line tools on Windows, the Command Prompt or the Windows PowerShell must be opened first. They can both be selected from the start menu.
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Hint: a quick way to reach the command prompt is to press the shortcut |
With the PowerShell or Command Prompt open, verify that the toolbox is installed by entering the following command:
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squirro_bulk_loader --version |
This command runs the executable squirro_bulk_loader.exe with the argument --version. If the toolbox is correctly installed this outputs the version of the toolbox.
To get an overview of the command and what it is capable of, use the --help argument:
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squirro_bulk_loader --help |
This help message defines how the executable is to be used. Arguments presented in square brackets are optional, where as arguments presented without the square brackets are mandatory.
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[--verbose] :: Optional parameter
--token TOKEN :: Mandatory parameter requiring user input |
The executable will not run without all mandatory arguments supplied, displaying an error message like "squirro_bulk_loader: error: too few arguments". Arguments presented with a second word in block capitals indicates that a user input is required for that argument, in the case above, the user API token is required. An example giving that token:
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The installation documents for the individual platforms also contain instructions on how to use the toolbox. If you are not familiar with using the command line on your system, please refer to these documents.
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