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Zerynth Device Manager CLI

The Zerynth Device Manager CLI (ZDM CLI) is a command line interface that permits interacting with the Zerynth Device Manager

This section is a guide for the most used of the ZDM CLI commands.

warning

This guide assumes you are using the Zerynth SDK >= 3.0.0.

Usage​

In order to use the zdm executable, follows these steps:

  1. Download and install Zerynth SDK here.
  2. Open a terminal and type the command zdm executable
note

Use the zdm3 executable, if a version of Zerynth before v3.0.0 is also installed.

To list of available commands, either launch zdm with no parameters or execute zdm --help:

$ zdm 
Usage: zdm [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

  ZDM Command Line Interface

Options:
  -v                            Verbose.
  --colors / --no-colors        To enable/disable colors.
  --traceback / --no-traceback  To enable/disable exception traceback printing
                                on criticals.

  --pretty                      To display pretty json output.
  -J                            To display the output in json format.
  --help                        Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  device     Manage the devices
  fleet      Manage the fleets
  fota       Manage the FOTA update
  job        Manage the jobs
  login      Log in to the ZDM
  logout     Log out from the ZDM
  variable   Manage the variables
  workspace  Manage the workspaces

zdm device​

The device command helps to manage the Cloud devices.

zdm device create​

Create a new device.

zdm device create [OPTIONS]  WORKSPACE_ID FLEET_ID NAME

where WORKSPACE_ID is the id of the workspace, FLEET_ID is the id of the fleet and NAME is the name of the newly created device.

Options:

  • --help Show this message and exit.

zdm device get​

Get a single device.

zdm device get [OPTIONS] WORKSPACE_ID DEVICE_ID

Options:

  • --help Show this message and exit.

Where WORKSPACE_ID is the id of the workspace and DEVICE_ID is the id of the device.

zdm device ls​

List all the devices in a workspace.

zdm device ls [OPTIONS] WORKSPACE_ID

Where WORKSPACE_ID is the id of the workspace.

Options:

  • --help Show this message and exit.

zdm device update​

Update the device name or the fleet of a device.

zdm device update  [OPTIONS] WORKSPACE_ID DEVICE_ID

Where WORKSPACE_ID is the id of the workspace and DEVICE_ID is the id of the device to be updated.

Options:

  • --fleet-id FLEET_ID New fleet id
  • --name TEXT New device name
  • --help Show this message and exit.

zdm fleet​

The fleet commands helps to manage the fleets in a workspace.

When you log in for the first time, a default workspace containing a default fleet is created.

zdm fleet create​

Create a new fleet.

zdm fleet create [OPTIONS]  WORKSPACE_ID NAME

Where WORKSPACE_ID is the id of the workspace and NAME is the name of the fleet.

Options:

  • --description TEXT A short description
  • --help Show this message and exit.

zdm fleet get​

Get a single fleet by FLEET_ID in a workspace with WORKSPACE_ID.

zdm fleet get [OPTIONS] WORKSPACE_ID FLEET_ID

Options:

  • --help Show this message and exit.

zdm fleet ls​

List all your fleets in a workspace with WORKSPACE_ID.

zdm fleet ls [OPTIONS] WORKSPACE_ID

Options:

  • --help Show this message and exit.

zdm fota​

The fota commands allows you to perform FOTA (over-the-air firmware updates) on your devices.

Once you’ve uploaded your firmware to the ZDM (see the zdm workspace firmware commands), you can schedule the FOTA operation. The device will download the firmware from the ZDM and uplink it.

If the FOTA operation is completed, you can see if the device has accepted or refused it using the zdm fota check command.

zdm fota schedule​

Schedule a fota to a single device.

zdm fota schedule [OPTIONS]  DEVICE_ID FIRMWARE_ID FIRMWARE_VERSION

Where the DEVICE_ID is the id of the device, the FIRMWARE_ID is the id of the firmware and FIRMWARE_VERSION is a version of the firmware.

Options:

  • --help Show this message and exit.

zdm fota check​

Check the status of a FOTA sent to a device.

zdm fota [OPTIONS] check DEVICE_ID

Where the DEVICE_ID is the id of the device.

Options:

  • --help Show this message and exit.

zdm job​

The job commands permits to schedule a job to a device and check its status. A job is a function defined in your firmware that you can call remotely through the ZDM.

zdm job schedule​

Schedule e job

zdm job schedule NAME DEVICE_ID [OPTIONS]

Where NAME is the name of the job and DEVICE_ID is the id of the device.

options:

  • --arg <KEY, VALUE>...: a key value passed as job's argument. Ex. --arg=pump on
  • --help Show this message and exit.

zdm job check​

Check the status of a job to a device.

zdm job check [OPTIONS] NAME DEVICE_ID

Where NAME is the name of the job and DEVICE_ID is the id of the device.

Options:

  • --help Show this message and exit.

zdm job ls​

List all the jobs of a single device.

zdm job check [OPTIONS] DEVICE_ID

Where DEVICE_ID is the id of the device.

options:

  • --status [pending|done] Filter jobs by its status pending or done. By default, all jobs are returned.
  • --help Show this message and exit.

zdm login​

The login command login the user to the ZDM.

zdm login

The command opens the default system browser to the login/registration page and waits for user input.

On the login/registration page, the user can log in providing a valid email and the corresponding password. It is also possible to login using Google or Facebook OAuth services. If the user does not have a Zerynth account it is possible to register providing a valid email, a nick name and a password.

Once a correct login/registration is performed, the browser will display a welcome page.

warning

Multiple logins with different methods (manual or social) are allowed provided that the email linked to the social OAuth service is the same as the one used in the manual login.

warning

For manual registrations, email address confirmation is needed. An email will be sent to the provided address with instructions.

zdm logout​

The logout command logs out the current user from the ZDM.

zdm logout

It will be necessary to login again.

zdm variable​

The variable command helps to manage the variables shared among a device and the ZDM.

The variable has a name, a status with the latest value set by the device, and (if any) a pending value set by the ZDM.

zdm variable get​

Get the value of a variable of a device.

zdm variable get [OPTIONS] DEVICE_ID NAME

Where NAME of a DEVICE_ID.

Options:

  • --help Show this message and exit.

zdm variable set​

Set the value of a variable of a device.

zdm variable create [OPTIONS] DEVICE_ID NAME VALUE

Where DEVICE_ID is the id of the device, the NAME is the variable name and the VALUE is the value to associate to the variable.

Options:

  • --val <TEXT TEXT|INT>... Values of the variable. Ex. --val pump off
  • --help Show this message and exit.

zdm variable ls​

List all the variables of a device.

zdm job variable [OPTIONS] ls DEVICE_ID

Where DEVICE_ID is the id of the device.

Options:

  • --help Show this message and exit.

zdm workspace​

The workspace command manage the workspaces. . You can imagine the workspace as the main folder of your project.

zdm workspace create​

Create a new workspace.

zdm workspace create [OPTIONS] NAME

Where NAME is the name of the workspace.

Options:

  • --description TEXT Short description of the workspace
  • --help Show this message and exit.

zdm workspace get​

Get a single workspace by WORKSPACE_ID.

zdm workspace get  [OPTIONS] WORKSPACE_ID

Options:

  • --help Show this message and exit.

zdm workspace ls​

List all the workspace.

zdm workspace  [OPTIONS] ls

Options:

  • --help Show this message and exit.

zdm workspace firmware create​

Create a new firmware into a workspace.

zdm workspace firmware [OPTIONS] WORKSPACE_ID create NAME

Where NAME is the name of the firmware and WORKSPACE_ID id the id of the workspace.

Options

  • --description TEXT Small description of the firmware.
  • --help Show this message and exit.

zdm workspace firmware get​

Get a single firmware.

zdm workspace firmware [OPTIONS] WORKSPACE_ID get FIRMWARE_ID

Where WORKSPACE_ID id the id of the workspace and FIRMWARE_ID is the id of the firmware.

Options

  • --help Show this message and exit.

zdm workspace firmware ls​

List all the firmwares of a workspace.

zdm workspace firmware   [OPTIONS] WORKSPACE_ID ls

Where WORKSPACE_ID is the id of the workspace.

Options

  • --help Show this message and exit.

zdm workspace firmware upload​

Upload a new

zdm workspace firmware [OPTIONS] WORKSPACE_ID upload FIRMWARE_ID FIRMWARE_VERSION ARCHIVE_PATH

Where WORKSPACE_ID is the id of the workspace. The FIRMWARE_ID: the firmware id to upload the new version. The FIRMWARE_VERSION the version of the firmware. The ARCHIVE_PATH is the path of the archive to be uploaded.

Options

  • --help Show this message and exit.