The jiro command line tool

New in 0.7

Named after the master sushi chef, the jiro command line tool provides a command line interface around sushi chef scripts and simplifies common tasks when operating on sushi chef scripts.

It has the following commands:

jiro new

jiro new [script name]

Create a new sushi-chef script. Will create a sushi-chef-[name] directory unless the command is run within a directory of that name.

jiro remote

Used to manage Studio server upload authentication.

jiro remote add [remote-name] [url] <token>

Registers a new Studio instance to upload to.

remote-name is a short string used to refer to this server in jiro commands.
URL should be the fully qualified URL to the root of a Studio server
token - if specified, the token to use to authenticate to the server. If not specified, you will be prompted to provide the token before your first upload.

jiro remote list

List the Studio servers you have registered with jiro.

jiro prepare

jiro prepare

This command should be run in the root script directory containing sushichef.py.

Downloads content and creates the channel tree, but skips the upload step. Often used while iterating on scripts.

jiro serve

jiro serve <remote-name>

This command should be run in the root script directory containing sushichef.py.

Runs the same steps as jiro prepare, but also uploads the results to Studio. If remote-name is specified, it will upload to the remote server registered with that name. Otherwise, it will upload to production Studio.

If you have never registered an API token for the Studio server you’re uploading to, it may prompt you to enter it when running this command.