Dataset Management Command：dataset

List all datasets：list

Command Entry:

bohr dataset list

Summary:

Usage:
  bohr dataset list [flags]

Aliases:
  list, ls

Flags:
      --csv             output with CSV format
  -h, --help            help for list
      --json            output with JSON format
      --noheader        does not print header information
  -n, --number int      number of results to be displayed (default 50)
  -p, --projectId int   Specify project ID to filter results
  -t, --title string    Search title
      --yaml            output in YAML format

Parameter description:

Parameter	Abbreviation	Description	Required
--number	-n	Display a certain number of datasets.(default 50)	No
--projectId	-p	Display the datasets under the project ID.	No
--title	-t	Search for dataset name.	No

Example:

bohr dataset list  -t bigfile  --yaml
# View the latest 50 datasets with the title "bigfile" in YAML format
bohr dataset list  -p 123 -n 10 
# View the first 10 datasets with project ID 123.

Delete datasets：delete

Command Entry:

bohr dataset delete

Summary:

Usage:
  bohr dataset delete <datasetId>... [flags]

Flags:
      --datasetId ints   DatasetId(s) (can be used multiple times)
  -h, --help             help for delete

Parameter description:

Parameter	Abbreviation	Description	Required
--datasetId	-	Dataset Id	yes

Example:

bohr dataset delete  123 234
# Delete the datasets with IDs 123 and 234.

Create dataset：create

Command Entry:

bohr dataset create

Summary:

Usage:
  bohr dataset create [flags]

Examples:
$ bohr dataset create


Flags:
  -m, --comment string     dataset description
  -h, --help               help for create
  -l, --lp string          file local path
  -n, --name string        dataset name
  -p, --path string        dataset path
  -i, --pid int            project id

Parameter description:

Parameter	Abbreviation	Description	Required
--comment	-m	Dataset Description	否
--name	-n	Dataset Name	是
--path	-p	Dataset Path	是
--pid	-i	project ID	是
--lp	-l	project id	是

Example:

bohr dataset create -n bigfile -p bigfile -i 26611 -l "/Users/dp/Downloads/test"
# Upload the "test" folder to the "bigfile" dataset
# If interrupted during upload, re-run the command and enter 'y' to resume