llama dev

Developer tools.

usage: llama dev [-V] [--help-env] [-h]
                 [{background,clean,data,docs,dv,log,upload}]
                 [subargs [subargs ...]]

Named Arguments

-V, --version

Print the version number and exit.

Default: False

--help-env

Print a list of environmental variables used by LLAMA, including whether they were loaded from the environment, whether fallback defaults were specified, and their corresponding descriptive/warning messages for when they are not specified. DO NOT RUN THIS IF RESULTS ARE BEING LOGGED, since it will include any access credentials defined in the environment.

-h, --help

If a SUBCOMMAND is provided, run --help for that subcommand. If no SUBCOMMAND is provided, print this documentation and exit.

Default: False

subcommands (call one with ``–help`` for details on each)

subcommand

Possible choices: background, clean, data, docs, dv, log, upload

If a subcommand is provided, ALL remaining

arguments will be passed to that command and it will be called.

subargs
If SUBCOMMAND takes its own

positional arguments, provide them here. This includes sub-sub commands.

subcommand summaries (pick one, use --help for more info):
background

Tools for doing background sensitivity studies.

clean

Clean up the LLAMA output directory, rotating out-of-date auxilliary files out of the way and archiving them on remote storage and setting event flag values for matching events to the values specified in --flags.

data

llama data tools are used to securely fetch, move, and store privileged data.

docs

Tools for automating documentation workflows.

dv

Execute actions across a bunch of DigitalOcean servers based on their names.

log

Tools for parsing log files to extract logged information.

upload

Tools for uploading manifests of data files to a DigitalOcean Spaces/Amazon S3 object storage solution (for later user installation using llama install).