AutoSys JIL command line utility
This utility provides functionality to:
- Export to CSV - makes jobs easier to read for non-technical people
- Format JIL - aids in comparison of jobs in different environments
- Output to console - allows quick inspection of jobs contained within
Job Information Language (JIL) is a scripting language that lets you define and modify assets such as jobs, global variables, machines, job types, external instances, and blobs.
Basic usage for working with a JIL file.
usage: jilutil.py [-h] [-e] [-f] [-n] [-o] [-r] [-v] path
- path - path to JIL source file
- -h, --help - show this help message and exit
- -e, --export - Exports jobs contained in the JIL source file in ascending order by name to a CSV file.
- -f, --format - Formats jobs contained in the JIL source file in ascending order by name.
- -o, --output - Outputs jobs contained in the JIL source file in ascending order by name to standard out.
- -a, --attributes - Attributes to list when outputting jobs (ex: job_type,box_name).
- -n, --new - Formats as new file.
- -r, --reverse - Sorts jobs in descending order by name.
- -v, --verbose - Increases output verbosity.
Exports jobs contained in the JIL source file in ascending order by name to a CSV file.
Export jobs contained in JIL file:
python -m jilutil sample.jil -e
Formats jobs contained in the JIL source file in ascending order by name.
Format JIL file in place:
python -m jilutil sample.jil -f
Format JIL file as new file:
python -m jilutil sample.jil -f -n
Outputs jobs contained in the JIL source file in ascending order by name to standard out.
Output jobs contained in JIL file:
python -m jilutil sample.jil -o
SAMPLE_BOX_JOB
SAMPLE_CMD_JOB_1
SAMPLE_CMD_JOB_2
Output jobs contained in JIL file with extra attributes:
python -m jilutil sample.jil -o -a box_name,job_type,condition
SAMPLE_BOX_JOB -> box_name: ; job_type: BOX ; condition:
SAMPLE_CMD_JOB_1 -> box_name: SAMPLE_BOX_JOB ; job_type: CMD ; condition:
SAMPLE_CMD_JOB_2 -> box_name: SAMPLE_BOX_JOB ; job_type: CMD ; condition: s(SAMPLE_CMD_JOB_1)
Stand alone executable (no Python required) can be compiled using pyinstaller and the build.ps1 script included. Executable will be placed in "dist" folder.