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Add the ability to ls keys of a bucket #531
Add the ability to ls keys of a bucket #531
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cli/kv_command.go
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ls.Flag("names", "Show just the bucket names").Short('n').UnNegatableBoolVar(&c.listNames) | ||
ls.Flag("verbose", "Show detailed info about the key").Short('v').BoolVar(&c.lsVerbose) |
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can also be UnNegatableBoolVar, same with --display-value
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Sure thing. Will do.
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some minor changes, thanks for adding this!
cli/kv_command.go
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func (c *kvCommand) lsBucketKeys(mgr *jsm.Manager) error { | ||
if mgr == nil { | ||
return errors.New("mgr cannot be nil") | ||
} |
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as this is only used internall and we know how we call it, and mgr setup failure already handled elsewhere I think this check can go - error would anyway not help users.
And actually mgr isnt used here at all so remove the argument I think, we can then move the call to create the mgr into lsBuckets
as thats the only place its used
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cli/kv_command.go
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keys, err := kv.Keys() | ||
if err != nil { | ||
if err == nats.ErrNoKeysFound { | ||
return fmt.Errorf("no keys found in bucket %s", c.bucket) |
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I dont think this is an error condition, see for example how we handle no streams, we just print a message and clean exit
Line 2416 in 7b15a8d
fmt.Println("No Streams defined, pass -a to include system streams") |
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Sounds good. Will update.
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@ripienaar addressed your comments. |
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small nit otherwise looks good thank you!
cli/kv_command.go
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keys, err := kv.Keys() | ||
if err != nil { | ||
if err == nats.ErrNoKeysFound { | ||
fmt.Printf("No keys found in bucket") |
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should be fmt.Println
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Bah! Sorry about that! Fixed.
Thank you |
Needed the ability to easily list the keys in a bucket.
Probably doing something against convention - let me know if anything needs to be fixed up.
Thanks!
EDIT: Attached screenshot of what it looks like.