Nexus

Usage: lftools nexus [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

  (Deprecated) Use the Nexus2 API Interface.

  Provide an interface to Nexus.

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  create                Create resources in Nexus.
  docker                Docker repos in Nexus.
  release               Release one or more staging repositories.
  reorder-staged-repos  Reorder staging repositories in Nexus.

Commands

create

Usage: lftools nexus create [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

  Create resources in Nexus.

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  repo  Create a Nexus repository as defined by a repo-config.yaml file.
  role  Create a Nexus role as defined by a role-config.yaml file.

repo

Usage: lftools nexus create repo [OPTIONS]

  Create a Nexus repository as defined by a repo-config.yaml file.

Options:
  -c, --configfile TEXT  Repo config file for how the Nexus repository should
                         be created.  [required]
  -s, --settings TEXT    Optional config file containing administrative
                         settings.
  -u, --url TEXT         Nexus server URL. In the format https:// Can also be
                         set as NEXUS_URL in the environment.This will
                         override any URL set in settings.yaml.
  --help                 Show this message and exit.

For details and examples, please see Create Nexus2 repos with lftools

role

Usage: lftools nexus create role [OPTIONS]

  Create a Nexus role as defined by a role-config.yaml file.

Options:
  -c, --config TEXT    Role config file for how the Nexus role should be
                       created.  [required]
  -s, --settings TEXT  Config file containing administrative settings.
                       [required]
  --help               Show this message and exit.

# Example role-config.yaml. The top-level keys will be the role's id.
---
# Minimal config
lf-deployment:
  name: LF Deployment Role
  roles: # Roles can be defined by ID or by Name
    - nx-deployment
    - analytics
# Full config with privileges (by name only) and description defined.
LF Deployment By Name:
  name: LF Dep Role
  privileges:
    - Status - (read)
    - Login to UI
  roles:
    - Nexus Deployment Role
    - Analytics
  description: "A role where I defined its contained roles by name"

reorder-staged-repos

Usage: lftools nexus reorder-staged-repos [OPTIONS]

  Reorder staging repositories in Nexus.

  Reorders staging repositories in Nexus such that the newest repository gets
  priority in the aggregate repo.

Options:
  -s, --settings TEXT  [required]
  --help               Show this message and exit.

docker

Usage: lftools nexus docker [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

  Docker repos in Nexus.

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  delete            Delete all images matching the PATTERN.
  list              List images matching the PATTERN.
  releasedockerhub  Find missing repos in Docker Hub, Copy from Nexus3.

While a settings.yaml file is still supported for nexus docker commands, the preferred way to login is to use an lftools.ini file, and provide the server address using the --server option. The config file should be at $HOME/.config/lftools/lftools.ini.

delete

Usage: lftools nexus docker delete [OPTIONS] [PATTERN] REPO

  Delete all images matching the PATTERN.

  By default, prints to console only. Use '*' for wildcard, or begin with '!'
  to delete images NOT matching the string.

Options:
  -s, --server TEXT  Nexus server URL. Can also be set as NEXUS_URL in the
                     environment. This will override any URL set in
                     settings.yaml.
  --settings TEXT    Yaml file containing "nexus" (url), "user", and
                     "password" definitions.
  -y, --yes          Answer yes to all prompts
  --help             Show this message and exit.

list

Usage: lftools nexus docker list [OPTIONS] [PATTERN] REPO

  List images matching the PATTERN.

  Use '*' for wildcard, or begin with '!' to search for images NOT matching
  the string.

Options:
  -s, --server TEXT  Nexus server URL. Can also be set as NEXUS_URL in the
                     environment. This will override any URL set in
                     settings.yaml.
  --settings TEXT    Yaml file containing "nexus" (url), "user", and
                     "password" definitions.
  --csv FILE         Write a csv file of the search results to PATH.
  --help             Show this message and exit.

release

Usage: lftools nexus release [OPTIONS] [REPOS]...

  Release one or more staging repositories.

Options:
  -v, --verify-only
  -s, --server TEXT  Nexus server URL. Can also be set as NEXUS_URL in the
                     environment. This will override any URL set in
                     settings.yaml.
  --help             Show this message and exit.

While a settings.yaml file is still supported for nexus release commands, the preferred way to login is to use an lftools.ini file, and provide the server address using the --server option. The config file should be at $HOME/.config/lftools/lftools.ini. Requires an [nexus.example.com] for each Nexus repositories in ~/.config/lftools/lftools.ini:

[nexus.example.com]
username=
password=