attachi 0.1.0

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Description: # Attachi
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A small helper script, that creates the folder structure needed to register files as attachment to openBIS.

## Installation

### Stable release from PyPi:

``pip install attachi``

### Current master branch:

``pip install git+https://github.com/qbicsoftware/attachi-cli``

or from a specific branch:

``pip install git+https://github.com/qbicsoftware/attachi-cli@<branch>``

## Run

```pyhton
> attachi --help
Usage: attachi [OPTIONS] PROJECTID FILE COMMENT

Attachi - A helper tool that prepares attachments for openBIS registration

Options:
-u, --user ID Username shown in openbis as uploader
-o, --outdir PATH Output folder path
--version Show the version and exit.
--help Show this message and exit.

```
# Example

Creating the folder structure for an upload:

```python

attachi -u myusername QABCD README.md "this is a test for uploading the readme file"

#--> folder QABCD000AQ_20180627102707758164 is created
```

Use tar and dync to upload the file to openBIS:

```bash
tar -c QABCD000AQ_20180627102707758164 | dync -n QABCD000AQ_20180627102707758164.tar -k untar:True data.qbic.uni-tuebingen.de
```


Keywords: openbis,attachment
Platform: UNKNOWN