CLI

You can download the binary for your platform by clicking the Download button below. Version compatibility between Lenses and CLI is currently supported at the minor version, e.g. for Lenses 4.2.x you should download CLI 4.2.y.

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Alternatively, use Go’s get mechanism:

go get -u github.com/lensesio/lenses-go/cmd/lenses-cli

or run from Docker image:

# Pass credentials explicitly
docker run --rm -it lensesio/lenses-cli lenses-cli \
    --host=<host> \
    --user=<user> \
    --pass=<pass> \
    <command>

# Use your existing lenses-cli config file
docker run --rm -it -v $HOME/.lenses:/root/.lenses lensesio/lenses-cli \
    lenses-cli \
    <command>

Quickstart

To use the CLI you must first configure the workspace.

lenses-cli configure

And fill in the details:

? Host: https://lenseshost:9991
? Auth token or username:
? Password: ******
? Save workspace name: dataopsDev

The configuration will be stored in ~/.lenses/config.yml

Controlling the output format

The —output flag, which controls the format of the output.

The value of output can be Table, YAML or JSON. By default the results of a command are printed as a table.

Additionally, when using –output flag with JSON, two more optional flags are available for use: –pretty and –query. These flags can be passed to all commands that fetch and return JSON-formatted results.

—pretty - Enable the pretty format for JSON output of commands (default false).
—query - A jmespath query expression. This allows for querying the JSON output of commands. For more details view the JMESPATH documentation.

Usage with a service account

To use the CLI with a service account for CI/CD you need to pass the following options:

lenses-cli topics --token=<service-account-name>:<service-account-token> --host=<lenses-url-host>

# Real Example
lenses-cli topics --token=ci:58d86476-bcc6-47e2-a57e-0c6bbd9c88b9 --host=http://<your-lenses-url>:9991