dmd import bulk
dmd import bulk
Import many dependency data exports, via a CSV file
Usage
bulk /path/to/csv.csv
Examples
$ cat imports.csv
# NOTE: no header should be provided, this is commented to indicate what's the columns are
# platform,organisation,repo,datasource,filename
github,snarfed,bridgy,sbom,example/sbom/snyk-bridgy-fed-cyclone.json
$ dmd import bulk imports.csv --db dmd.db
Synopsis
Import many dependency data exports, via metadata in a CSV file
Instead of requiring multiple invocations of the dmd CLI, using this subcommand makes it possible to prepare a CSV file with the relevant information, and paths to files to parse.
This simplifies the
The CSV must have rows that correspond with the following columns:
- platform: corresponds to https://dmd.tanna.dev/concepts/repo-key/#platform
- organisation: corresponds to https://dmd.tanna.dev/concepts/repo-key/#organisation
- repo: corresponds to https://dmd.tanna.dev/concepts/repo-key/#repo
- datasource: corresponds to https://dmd.tanna.dev/concepts/datasource/ and is one of the following values: [sbom]
- filename: a relative/absolute path to the file to parse
NOTE that the CSV does not require a header
Options
| Flag (type) | Usage | Notes |
|---|---|---|
-h, --help
|
help for bulk |
|
--no-progress
|
prevent displaying progress of long-running tasks |
|
Options inherited from parent commands
| Flag (type) | Usage | Notes |
|---|---|---|
--db (string)
|
the path to the input/output database |
|
--debug
|
whether to enable debug logging |
|
Related
dmd import- Import raw data exports into a given database