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Arkindex API Client

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arkindex-client provides an API client and a command-line tool to interact with Arkindex servers.

Command-line tool

Once installed, a arkindex script should be in your PATH. Two commands are currently available:

arkindex login
Login to an Arkindex server with an email and a password, then save API tokens to a configuration file.
arkindex upload
Upload and import files into an Arkindex server.

Main options

These options are available for all arkindex subcommands and should be applied before the subcommand name, like so:

arkindex --no-verify-ssl login
--profile [name]
Name of the configuration profile to use. Defaults to default.
--verify-ssl / --no-verify-ssl
Enable or disable SSL certificate checks (enabled by default). Useful when the Arkindex server uses self-signed certificates.

Login

To perform authenticated requests against the API, the client must obtain a user's API token. The arkindex login commands allows to log in to an Arkindex server, fetch the API token and save it to the configuration file.

--host [name]
Host name of the Arkindex server. Defaults to arkindex.teklia.com.
--email
Email to use for logging in. If this setting is omitted, a prompt will be shown asking for the email.

The script will ask for your password, then login and save tokens.

Upload

The upload subcommand allows to upload files and optionally start import processes in batch:

arkindex upload --mode images Himanis ./himanis/*.jpg

This example will try to find a corpus that contains Himanis in its name, then upload all .jpg files from the himanis folder and start an import process for each file automatically.

Options

arkindex upload [--mode pdf|images] [--start/--no-start] [corpus] [files]
corpus
UUID or part of the name of a corpus to upload files to. If a name is specified, corpus name matching is done in a case-insensitive manner. If there are multiple matching corpora for a name, the matching corpora names are printed and the script exits.
files
Paths of all files to upload/import. Compatible shells may allow the use of wildcards (* or **) to specify multiple paths at once.
--start / --no-start
Start (or do not start) an import process for each uploaded file. Enabled by default. This does not start a single import process for all files.
--mode pdf / --mode images
Set the import process mode. Defaults to pdf and is ignored if --no-start is specified.

Package reference

API client

Exceptions

Helper classes