CLI tool that can be used by customers to test the Netverify "perform" API. No Spring Boot dependencies are used. The tool tries to be flexible with the image naming patterns used by the customer.
Nevertheless, the images have to be properly classified before the tool can be used:
- no duplicates with the same classifier are allowed (such a case will be logged and the images with a corresponding unique ID skipped),
- the number of images inside a unique ID group has to correspond to the chosen image presence strategy (e.g. one image if just the ID front is sent).
The POM is kept explicitly as small as possible. The final JAR is built with dependencies by the Maven assembly plugin. Running
mvn clean package
will produce the JAR itself and additionally a ZIP file inside which the JAR and a configuration file are located.
The tool supports three types of configurations:
- an internal
config.properties
file, filled with default values, - an external
config.properties
file, overriding the internal values, - CLI parameters that override the
config.properties
values.
The properties are documented inside the configuration file. All values can be overridden by a CLI parameter.
The tool can be started using
java -jar clinv.jar api.token=******** api.secret=********
The api.token
and api.secret
parameters are the only two that have to be specified on the command line. They can be
persisted in the config.properties
, but such a use case is discouraged due to security reasons.