% GRID-LOCATION-CREATE(1) Cargill, Incorporated | Grid Commands

NAME

grid-location-create — Create a new location

SYNOPSIS

grid location create [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] <{LOCATION_ID|–file FILENAME}>

DESCRIPTION

Create a new location. This command requires the LOCATION_ID argument to specify a unique identifier for the location, the --owner option to specify the org_id of the Pike organization that owns the location, and a list of properties that describe the product. The --namespace option must also be specified otherwise the namespace used will default to GS1.

Alternatively the --file option my be used with a YAML file describing multiple locations to create one or more locations at once.

ARGS

LOCATION_ID: Unique identifier for location. Conflicts with --file

FLAGS

-h, --help: Prints help information
-q, --quiet: Do not display output
-V, --version: Prints version information
-v: Increases verbosity (the opposite of -q). Specify multiple times for more output

OPTIONS

-f, --file: Path to YAML file containing one or more location definitions. If this option is used, location_id, namespace, owner, and property cannot be specified.
-k, --key: Base name or path to a private signing key file
--namespace: Location name space (defaults to GS1). Conflicts with --file
--owner: org_id of the Pike organization that owns the location. Conflicts with --file
--property: Key value pair describing a property of the location (example: locationName=Foo). Conflicts with --file
--service-id: The ID of the service the payload should be sent to; required if running on Splinter. Format: <circuit-id>::<service-id>.
--url: URL for the REST API
--wait: Maximum number of seconds to wait for the batch to be committed.

EXAMPLES

A location can be created by using the --property option

$ grid location create \
    --location_id 762111177704 \
    --namespace GS1 \
    --owner cgl \
    --property locationName="Grandma's basement" \
    --property locationDescription="My grandma's basement" \
    --property locationType=3 \
    --property addressLine1="612 Worf ave" \
    --property city="St. Paul" \
    --property stateOrRegion="MN" \
    --property postalCode="55117" \
    --property country="United States" \
    --property latLong="46729553,-94685898" \
    --property contactName="Lorraine"
    --property contactEmail="lorraine@fake-email.bike"
    --property contactPhone="612-555-1234"
    --property contactDate="01/15/2020"

Alternatively, the --file option can be used to create one or more locations.

Sample YAML file describing a location.

- namespace: GS1
  location_id: "762111177704"
  owner: cgl
  properties:
    locationName: Grandma's basement
    locationDescription: My grandma's basement
    locationType: 3
    addressLine1: "612 Worf ave"
    city: St. Paul
    stateOrRegion: MN
    postalCode: "55117"
    country: United States
    latLong: "46729553,-94685898"
    contactName: Lorraine
    contactEmail: lorraine@fake-email.bike
    contactPhone: 612-555-1234
    contactDate: 01/15/2020

YAML files can be used to describe locations using the --file argument

$ grid location create --file locations.yaml

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

CYLINDER_PATH: Colon-separated path used to search for the key which will be used to sign transactions
GRID_DAEMON_ENDPOINT: Specifies a default value for --url
GRID_DAEMON_KEY: Specifies a default value for -k, --key
GRID_SERVICE_ID: Specifies a default value for --service-id