Introduction to Open Location Command Line Interface

The Open Location Command Line Interface (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.

• Manage SAML identity providers.
  You can manage SAML identity providers.

• 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.

• Manage roles.
  You can list, add or remove roles to an application or a user

• 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.