In catapult, a project is a software project you are working on. It can have several applications in it. For example, a project can contain an API, an Admin application, and a front-facing customer application.

Create project

Create a project by specifying the name and optionally the client of this project

dotnet occli.dll project create --name MyProject --client Polyrific

You can also create a project based on a template to pre-populate the models and jobs, by using the template option:

dotnet occli.dll project create --name MyProject --client Polyrific --template my-previous-project

Please find the details of the template content here.

Finally, task providers may have some configuration key that you can override for each project. You can set this when creating the project by using the property option:

dotnet occli.dll project create --name MyProject --client Polyrific --property createAdmin:false

For the configuration key that the task provider have, please refer to each task provider's page.

All of the created projects can be viewed using the list command:

dotnet occli.dll project list

Update project

You can update the project's client or property by using the update command:

dotnet occli.dll project update --name MyProject --client Polyrific --property createAdmin:false

Remove project

Remove a project by specifying the name of the project to be removed:

dotnet occli.dll project remove --name MyProject

Archive project

When you want to remove external services of a project, but don't want to remove the project from the database, you can opt to archive it. The archived project can be restored later.

dotnet occli.dll project archive --name MyProject

Restore project

Restore an archived project by specifying the name of the project:

dotnet occli.dll project restore --name MyProject

Clone project

You can clone an existing project, and create a new one. The new project will have the models copied from the cloned project. You can optionally copy the members and jobs by using the option includemember and includejob respectively:

dotnet occli.dll project clone --project MyProject --name my-other-project --includemember --includejob

Export project

You can export an existing project into a yaml file, when then can be used as a template when you create a new project.

dotnet occli.dll project export --name MyProject

The yaml file will be created in the AppData folder. You can also specify a specific location for the template file to be saved:

dotnet occli.dll project export --name MyProject --output D:/MyProject.yaml