Introduction

The OLP CLI allows you to access platform services from the command line. As opposed to the HERE platform portal graphic user interface, the OLP CLI offers a text-based interface and enables developers to implement automated actions on Platform services.

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Why use the OLP CLI

The OLP CLI allows you to do the following:

• Create, retrieve, and manage catalogs and layers. In a typical use case, you can create a catalog, add a layer to this catalog, and later publish data to that layer.

• Create, retrieve, and manage local catalogs and layers. In a typical use case, you can create a local catalog, add a layer to this catalog, or create a local copy of a catalog hosted on the platform.

• Manage catalogs' data schemas. In a typical use case, you can create your own schemas for data catalogs, which is particularly useful when you want to share your data on the Platform.

• Publish data to and retrieve data from catalogs. You can ingest test data from a file to a layer and later retrieve that data.

• Retrieve and manage permissions of catalogs and schemas. You can get a list of catalogs that match some regular expression and update permissions on those catalogs.

• Create, manage, and run pipelines. You can create a catalog that is usable for the Data Processing Library and run a compiler JAR package in a pipeline. Then, you can clean up all the previously created objects after execution.

• Manage projects, project resources, and project access. You can group your HERE platform resources, including catalogs, schemas, and pipelines, in a project to enable access control, eg for different stages of production, and cost tracking.

• Manage applications. You can manage applications, and your application's access/API keys.

• Manage devices. You can manage devices.

• Work with HERE Location Services running on the HERE platform. You can look up location services and view the details of a specific service, including its base URL and detailed description.

• Create and manage groups. You can set up the environment for a new project by creating a group, adding an app, and obtaining credentials.

• Create and manage third party secrets. You can manage third party secrets, which enable authorized identities to securely upload and manage third-party credentials. For instance, AWS S3 bucket credentials.

• Manage your credentials profiles. You can define multiple profiles to use different credentials for different projects.