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APTrust Command Line Tool

The aptrust command-line utility (apt-cmd) enables you to create and validate bags, manage S3 files, and query data in the APTrust Registry. They replace the older version 2.x partner tools which did not have bag creation features and worked only with Pharos.

You can create workflows with apt-cmd that include:

  • creating a bag
  • validating the bag
  • uploading the bag to an S3 bucket
  • checking the APTrust registry to see when the bag was ingested
  • retrieving object and file details, including checksums and PREMIS events, from the APTrust registry

For bag creating and validation, the current release supports tarred bags only. Though access to the APTrust registry is limited to APTrust depositors, anyone can use apt-cmd's bagging and S3 features.

Downloads

Platform Architecture Version SHA-256
Windows Intel 64-bit v3.0.0-beta b12d7daf68ca2a2ea99ea208143e4571cf49fd8221ea1998a9b4f5db9774b631
Mac Intel Intel 64-bit v3.0.0-beta 1b5ceb015744e9ca818e5526f0940988fd4dad7f56c1bde105762bd89522265b
Mac ARM Apple Silicon (M series) v3.0.0-beta 0327e04b44137ce856b342542563133b9f8184364513394013bf200939dd6c8e
Linux Intel 64-bit v3.0.0-beta 88d13960e50478066a6426ffd49e4763feece4642b7420e0d2e4f8d9412e9c88

Documentation

You'll find extensive documentation and usage examples at https://aptrust.github.io/userguide/partner_tools/

Testing

Unit tests: ./scripts/test.rb units

Integration tests: ./scripts/test.rb integration

Note that when running integration tests, Registry tests do not run on Windows.

Building

./scripts/build.sh