Wrap any task with a Fcrepo instance:
FcrepoWrapper.wrap do |solr|
# Something that requires Fcrepo
endTo see a list of valid options when using fcrepo_wrapper to launch an Fcrepo instance from the command line:
$ fcrepo_wrapper -h
FcrepoWrapper.wrap( port: 8983, verbose: true, managed: true )FcrepoWrapper can read configuration options from a YAML configuration file.
By default, it looks for configuration files at .fcrepo_wrapper and ~/.fcrepo_wrapper.
You can also specify a configuration file when launching from the command line as follows:
$ fcrepo_wrapper -config <path_to_config_file>
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| download_dir | Local path for storing the downloaded jar & md5 file |
| env | (Hash) |
| fcrepo_home_dir | Directory to store fedora repoistory data files |
| fedora_options | (Hash) |
| ignore_md5sum | (Boolean) suppress checksum error messages |
| instance_dir | Directory to store the fedora jar file |
| md5sum | Path/URL to MD5 checksum |
| port | Port to run Fedora on |
| url | URL of the jar file to download |
| validate | (Boolean) download a new md5 and (re-)validate the jar file? (default: true) |
| verbose | (Boolean) return verbose info when running fcrepo commands (default: false) |
| version | Fedora version to download and install |
| version_file | Local path to store the currently installed version number |
To clean out data that is being stored in you FcrepoWrapper explicitly run:
$ fcrepo_wrapper <configuration options> clean
Note You must use the same configuration options on the clean command as you do on the run command to clean the correct instance.
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