import-sh-json

Import Bitergia identity export JSONs.

Usage

• Start local MariaDB server via: PASS=rootpwd ./mariadb_local_docker.sh.
• Connect to local MariaDB server via: USR=root PASS=rootpwd ./mariadb_root_shell.sh to test database connection.
• Initialize SortingHat user & database: USR=root PASS=rootpwd SH_USR=shusername SH_PASS=shpwd SH_DB=shdb [FULL=1] ./mariadb_init.sh.
• If FULL=1 is specified, SortingHat database will be created from gitignored populated sortinghat.sql file instead of an empty structure file structure.sql.
• To drop SortingHat database & user (just an util script): USR=root PASS=rootpwd SH_USR=shusername SH_DB=shdb ./mariadb_init.sh.
• Connect to SortingHat database via: SH_USR=shusername SH_PASS=shpwd SH_DB=shdb ./mariadb_sortinghat_shell.sh to test SortingHat database connection.
• Determine the project slug to be used and then specify it via PROJECT_SLUG=foundation/project.
• To import data form Bitergia exported JSON files do: [REPLACE=1] [COMPARE=1] [DEBUG=1] [PROJECT_SLUG=foundation/project] SH_USR=shusername SH_PASS=shpwd SH_DB=shdb SH_PORT=13306 ./import-sh-json file1.json file2.json ...
• If you specify REPLACE=1 it will overwrite data on conflicts. Otherwise it will not add data if there is a conflict.
• If you specify COMPARE=1 it will check if exacty the same data already exists before attempting to add or replace records.
• Typical usage inside MariaDB K8s pods with all env defined by pod: REPLACE=1 COMPARE=1 PROJECT_SLUG=foundation/project ./import-sh-json cloudfoundry_sh.json oci_sh.json onap_sh.json opnfv_sh.json yoctoproject_sh.json.
• Typical usage using external SortingHat DB access: REPLACE=1 COMPARE=1 PROJECT_SLUG=foundation/project SH_HOST=xyz.us-abcd-N.elb.amazonaws.com SH_USR="cat ~/dev/LF-Engineering/darst/mariadb/secrets/USER.secret" SH_PASS="cat ~/dev/LF-Engineering/darst/mariadb/secrets/PASS.prod.secret" SH_DB="cat ~/dev/LF-Engineering/darst/mariadb/secrets/DB.secret" ./import-sh-json *.json
• Other example: [DRY=1] PROJECT_SLUG=foundation/project SYNC_URL="cat ~/dev/go/src/github.com/LF-Engineering/dev-analytics-affiliation/helm/da-affiliation/secrets/SYNC_URL.prod.secret" SH_DSN="cat ~/dev/go/src/github.com/LF-Engineering/dev-analytics-affiliation/helm/da-affiliation/secrets/SH_DB_ENDPOINT.prod.secret&parseTime=true" PROJECT_SLUG="lfn/onap" ./import-sh-json sh/onap_sh.json.
• Run locally example: REPLACE='' COMPARE=1 SH_HOST=127.0.0.1 SH_PORT=13306 SH_DB=sortinghat SH_USR=sortinghat SH_PASS=pwd PROJECT_SLUG=finos ./import-sh-json sh/dump_sh.json.
• Import CloudFoundry affiliations dump: ORGS_RO=1 MISSING_ORGS_CSV=missing.csv ORGS_MAP_FILE=../dev-analytics-affiliation/map_org_names.yaml REPLACE=1 COMPARE=1 PROJECT_SLUG=cloud-foundry-f SH_DSN="`cat ../da-ds-gha/DB_CONN.prod.secret`" ./import-sh-json sh/cloudfoundry_sh.json.
• If using manual SH_DSN - remember to add option parseTime=true.