Usage: geogig export [options] [<commit-ish>:]<path> <table> (define source feature type tree and target table name)
Options:
--alter
Export all features if several types are found, altering them to adapt to
the output feature type
Default: false
--database, -D
The database to connect to. Default: database.gpkg
Default: database.gpkg
--defaulttype
Export only features with the tree default feature type if several types
are found
Default: false
--featuretype
Export only features with the specified feature type if several types are
found
-i, --interchange
Export as geogig mobile interchange format
Default: false
--overwrite, -o
Overwrite output table
Default: false
--user, -U
User name. Default: user
Default: user
Usage: geogig import [options]
Options:
--add
Do not replace or delete features on the destination path, but just add
new ones
Default: false
--all
Import all tables.
Default: false
--alter
Set the path default feature type to the the feature type of imported
features, and modify existing features to match it
Default: false
-f, --cql-filter
GetoTools ECQL filter
--database, -D
The database to connect to. Default: database.gpkg
Default: database.gpkg
-d, --dest
Path to import to
--fid-attrib
Use the specified attribute to create the feature Id
--force-featuretype
Use origin feature type even if it does not match the default destination
featuretype
Default: false
--table, -t
Table to import.
Default: <empty string>
--user, -U
User name. Default: user
Default: user
./bin/geogig --repo repo2/ geopkg export trees trees
./bin/geogig --repo repo2/ geopkg import --table trees
./bin/geogig --repo repo2/ ls
./bin/geogig --repo repo2/ status
./bin/geogig --repo repo2/ add
./bin/geogig --repo repo2/ commit -m "Changed one attributes on one tree"
<<<<<<< HEAD
./bin/geogig init "postgresql://localhost/geogig2/repo?user=zaven&password="
./bin/geogig --repo "postgresql://localhost/geogig2/repo?user=zaven&password=" pg import --host localhost --database treetracker2 --user zaven --table trees100
./bin/geogig --repo "postgresql://localhost/geogig2/repo?user=zaven&password=" status
# this is giving an error, but seems like the right workflow
./bin/geogig --repo "postgresql://localhost/geogig2/repo?user=zaven&password=" pg export --database treetracker2 --user zaven -o trees100 trees_edit
./bin/geogig --repo "postgresql://localhost/geogig2/repo?user=zaven&password=" pg export --database treetracker --user zaven --schema public trees100 trees100
Usage: geogig export [options] [<commit-ish>:]<path> <table> (define source feature type tree and target table name)
Options:
--alter
Export all features if several types are found, altering them to adapt to
the output feature type
Default: false
--database, -D
The database to connect to. Default: database
Default: treetracker
--defaulttype
Export only features with the tree default feature type if several types
are found
Default: false
--featuretype
Export only features with the specified feature type if several types are
found
--host, -H
Machine name or IP address to connect to. Default: localhost
Default: localhost
--overwrite, -o
Overwrite output table
Default: false
--password, -W
Password. Default: <no password>
Default: <empty string>
--port, -P
Port number to connect to. Default: 5432
Default: 5432
--schema, -S
The database schema to access. Default: public
Default: public
--user, -U
User name. Default: postgres
Default: zaven