Distribution Statement

This source code is subject to the license referenced at NRLMMD-GEOIPS.

Command Line Commands and Arguments

geoips

usage: geoips [-h] [-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}]
              [--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}]
              {config,cfg,describe,desc,list,ls,run,test,tree,validate,val}
              ...

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

geoips config

Various configuration-based commands for setting up your geoips environment. Currently supports geoips config install … and geoips config <create/delete-registries> commands.

usage: To use, type `geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> ...`

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … create-registries

Create plugin registries for one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to create plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Additionally, you can add the -s (–save_type) flag, which is a string that can be either ‘json’ or ‘yaml’, specifying the file format of your registry. By default, GeoIPS expects ‘json’ as the file format to use, and that is the default of this flag.

usage: To use, type `geoips config create-registries -n <namespace> -s <save_type>
-p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

-s {json,yaml}, --save-type {json,yaml}

The file format to save the registry as. Defaults to ‘json’, which is what’s used by GeoIPS under the hood. For human readable output, you can provide the optional argument ‘-s yaml’.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … create-registries

Create plugin registries for one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to create plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Additionally, you can add the -s (–save_type) flag, which is a string that can be either ‘json’ or ‘yaml’, specifying the file format of your registry. By default, GeoIPS expects ‘json’ as the file format to use, and that is the default of this flag.

usage: To use, type `geoips config create-registries -n <namespace> -s <save_type>
-p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

-s {json,yaml}, --save-type {json,yaml}

The file format to save the registry as. Defaults to ‘json’, which is what’s used by GeoIPS under the hood. For human readable output, you can provide the optional argument ‘-s yaml’.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … create-registries

Create plugin registries for one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to create plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Additionally, you can add the -s (–save_type) flag, which is a string that can be either ‘json’ or ‘yaml’, specifying the file format of your registry. By default, GeoIPS expects ‘json’ as the file format to use, and that is the default of this flag.

usage: To use, type `geoips config create-registries -n <namespace> -s <save_type>
-p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

-s {json,yaml}, --save-type {json,yaml}

The file format to save the registry as. Defaults to ‘json’, which is what’s used by GeoIPS under the hood. For human readable output, you can provide the optional argument ‘-s yaml’.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … create-registries

Create plugin registries for one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to create plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Additionally, you can add the -s (–save_type) flag, which is a string that can be either ‘json’ or ‘yaml’, specifying the file format of your registry. By default, GeoIPS expects ‘json’ as the file format to use, and that is the default of this flag.

usage: To use, type `geoips config create-registries -n <namespace> -s <save_type>
-p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

-s {json,yaml}, --save-type {json,yaml}

The file format to save the registry as. Defaults to ‘json’, which is what’s used by GeoIPS under the hood. For human readable output, you can provide the optional argument ‘-s yaml’.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … create-registries

Create plugin registries for one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to create plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Additionally, you can add the -s (–save_type) flag, which is a string that can be either ‘json’ or ‘yaml’, specifying the file format of your registry. By default, GeoIPS expects ‘json’ as the file format to use, and that is the default of this flag.

usage: To use, type `geoips config create-registries -n <namespace> -s <save_type>
-p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

-s {json,yaml}, --save-type {json,yaml}

The file format to save the registry as. Defaults to ‘json’, which is what’s used by GeoIPS under the hood. For human readable output, you can provide the optional argument ‘-s yaml’.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … create-registries

Create plugin registries for one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to create plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Additionally, you can add the -s (–save_type) flag, which is a string that can be either ‘json’ or ‘yaml’, specifying the file format of your registry. By default, GeoIPS expects ‘json’ as the file format to use, and that is the default of this flag.

usage: To use, type `geoips config create-registries -n <namespace> -s <save_type>
-p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

-s {json,yaml}, --save-type {json,yaml}

The file format to save the registry as. Defaults to ‘json’, which is what’s used by GeoIPS under the hood. For human readable output, you can provide the optional argument ‘-s yaml’.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … create-registries

Create plugin registries for one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to create plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Additionally, you can add the -s (–save_type) flag, which is a string that can be either ‘json’ or ‘yaml’, specifying the file format of your registry. By default, GeoIPS expects ‘json’ as the file format to use, and that is the default of this flag.

usage: To use, type `geoips config create-registries -n <namespace> -s <save_type>
-p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

-s {json,yaml}, --save-type {json,yaml}

The file format to save the registry as. Defaults to ‘json’, which is what’s used by GeoIPS under the hood. For human readable output, you can provide the optional argument ‘-s yaml’.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … create-registries

Create plugin registries for one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to create plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Additionally, you can add the -s (–save_type) flag, which is a string that can be either ‘json’ or ‘yaml’, specifying the file format of your registry. By default, GeoIPS expects ‘json’ as the file format to use, and that is the default of this flag.

usage: To use, type `geoips config create-registries -n <namespace> -s <save_type>
-p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

-s {json,yaml}, --save-type {json,yaml}

The file format to save the registry as. Defaults to ‘json’, which is what’s used by GeoIPS under the hood. For human readable output, you can provide the optional argument ‘-s yaml’.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … delete-registries

Delete plugin registries in one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to delete plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Install the appropriate test dataset and/or package based on the arguments provided. To see a list of available test datasets for install, run geoips list test-datasets.

usage: To use, type `geoips config delete-registries -n <namespace> -p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … delete-registries

Delete plugin registries in one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to delete plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Install the appropriate test dataset and/or package based on the arguments provided. To see a list of available test datasets for install, run geoips list test-datasets.

usage: To use, type `geoips config delete-registries -n <namespace> -p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … delete-registries

Delete plugin registries in one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to delete plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Install the appropriate test dataset and/or package based on the arguments provided. To see a list of available test datasets for install, run geoips list test-datasets.

usage: To use, type `geoips config delete-registries -n <namespace> -p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … delete-registries

Delete plugin registries in one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to delete plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Install the appropriate test dataset and/or package based on the arguments provided. To see a list of available test datasets for install, run geoips list test-datasets.

usage: To use, type `geoips config delete-registries -n <namespace> -p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … delete-registries

Delete plugin registries in one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to delete plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Install the appropriate test dataset and/or package based on the arguments provided. To see a list of available test datasets for install, run geoips list test-datasets.

usage: To use, type `geoips config delete-registries -n <namespace> -p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … delete-registries

Delete plugin registries in one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to delete plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Install the appropriate test dataset and/or package based on the arguments provided. To see a list of available test datasets for install, run geoips list test-datasets.

usage: To use, type `geoips config delete-registries -n <namespace> -p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … delete-registries

Delete plugin registries in one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to delete plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Install the appropriate test dataset and/or package based on the arguments provided. To see a list of available test datasets for install, run geoips list test-datasets.

usage: To use, type `geoips config delete-registries -n <namespace> -p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … delete-registries

Delete plugin registries in one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to delete plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Install the appropriate test dataset and/or package based on the arguments provided. To see a list of available test datasets for install, run geoips list test-datasets.

usage: To use, type `geoips config delete-registries -n <namespace> -p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … install

Install appropriate test dataset(s) based on the arguments provided. To see a list of available test datasets for install, run geoips list test-datasets. If wanting to install data to a location different that $GEOIPS_TESTDATA_DIR, then use the -o (outdir) option and provide a full path to the directory you desire to install data in.

Optionally, you can run the command ‘geoips config install all’, which will install all test datasets listed in ‘geoips list test-datasets’. If ‘all’ is provided, no other dataset can be specified.

usage: To use, type `geoips config install <test_dataset_names> -o <full_path>`.

test_dataset_names

Names of the GeoIPS test datasets to install. If ‘all’ is specified, GeoIPS will install all test datasets hosted on NextCloud. ‘all’ cannot be specified alongside other test dataset names.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-o <outdir>, --outdir <outdir>

The full path to the directory you want to install this data to.If not provided, this command will default to $GEOIPS_TESTDATA_DIRif set else will default to the current working directory.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … install-github

Install the appropriate test dataset directly from a github repository based on the arguments provided. Will install the github repository $GEOIPS_REPO_URL/<repository_name>. Repositories named test_data_* or realtime_outputs_* will be cloned into $GEOIPS_TESTDATA_DIR by default.

usage: To use, type `geoips config install-github <repository_name>`.

test_dataset_name

GeoIPS Test Dataset to Install from GitHub repository.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … install

Install appropriate test dataset(s) based on the arguments provided. To see a list of available test datasets for install, run geoips list test-datasets. If wanting to install data to a location different that $GEOIPS_TESTDATA_DIR, then use the -o (outdir) option and provide a full path to the directory you desire to install data in.

Optionally, you can run the command ‘geoips config install all’, which will install all test datasets listed in ‘geoips list test-datasets’. If ‘all’ is provided, no other dataset can be specified.

usage: To use, type `geoips config install <test_dataset_names> -o <full_path>`.

test_dataset_names

Names of the GeoIPS test datasets to install. If ‘all’ is specified, GeoIPS will install all test datasets hosted on NextCloud. ‘all’ cannot be specified alongside other test dataset names.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-o <outdir>, --outdir <outdir>

The full path to the directory you want to install this data to.If not provided, this command will default to $GEOIPS_TESTDATA_DIRif set else will default to the current working directory.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … install-github

Install the appropriate test dataset directly from a github repository based on the arguments provided. Will install the github repository $GEOIPS_REPO_URL/<repository_name>. Repositories named test_data_* or realtime_outputs_* will be cloned into $GEOIPS_TESTDATA_DIR by default.

usage: To use, type `geoips config install-github <repository_name>`.

test_dataset_name

GeoIPS Test Dataset to Install from GitHub repository.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

geoips config

Various configuration-based commands for setting up your geoips environment. Currently supports geoips config install … and geoips config <create/delete-registries> commands.

usage: To use, type `geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> ...`

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … create-registries

Create plugin registries for one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to create plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Additionally, you can add the -s (–save_type) flag, which is a string that can be either ‘json’ or ‘yaml’, specifying the file format of your registry. By default, GeoIPS expects ‘json’ as the file format to use, and that is the default of this flag.

usage: To use, type `geoips config create-registries -n <namespace> -s <save_type>
-p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

-s {json,yaml}, --save-type {json,yaml}

The file format to save the registry as. Defaults to ‘json’, which is what’s used by GeoIPS under the hood. For human readable output, you can provide the optional argument ‘-s yaml’.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … create-registries

Create plugin registries for one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to create plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Additionally, you can add the -s (–save_type) flag, which is a string that can be either ‘json’ or ‘yaml’, specifying the file format of your registry. By default, GeoIPS expects ‘json’ as the file format to use, and that is the default of this flag.

usage: To use, type `geoips config create-registries -n <namespace> -s <save_type>
-p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

-s {json,yaml}, --save-type {json,yaml}

The file format to save the registry as. Defaults to ‘json’, which is what’s used by GeoIPS under the hood. For human readable output, you can provide the optional argument ‘-s yaml’.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … create-registries

Create plugin registries for one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to create plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Additionally, you can add the -s (–save_type) flag, which is a string that can be either ‘json’ or ‘yaml’, specifying the file format of your registry. By default, GeoIPS expects ‘json’ as the file format to use, and that is the default of this flag.

usage: To use, type `geoips config create-registries -n <namespace> -s <save_type>
-p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

-s {json,yaml}, --save-type {json,yaml}

The file format to save the registry as. Defaults to ‘json’, which is what’s used by GeoIPS under the hood. For human readable output, you can provide the optional argument ‘-s yaml’.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … create-registries

Create plugin registries for one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to create plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Additionally, you can add the -s (–save_type) flag, which is a string that can be either ‘json’ or ‘yaml’, specifying the file format of your registry. By default, GeoIPS expects ‘json’ as the file format to use, and that is the default of this flag.

usage: To use, type `geoips config create-registries -n <namespace> -s <save_type>
-p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

-s {json,yaml}, --save-type {json,yaml}

The file format to save the registry as. Defaults to ‘json’, which is what’s used by GeoIPS under the hood. For human readable output, you can provide the optional argument ‘-s yaml’.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … create-registries

Create plugin registries for one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to create plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Additionally, you can add the -s (–save_type) flag, which is a string that can be either ‘json’ or ‘yaml’, specifying the file format of your registry. By default, GeoIPS expects ‘json’ as the file format to use, and that is the default of this flag.

usage: To use, type `geoips config create-registries -n <namespace> -s <save_type>
-p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

-s {json,yaml}, --save-type {json,yaml}

The file format to save the registry as. Defaults to ‘json’, which is what’s used by GeoIPS under the hood. For human readable output, you can provide the optional argument ‘-s yaml’.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … create-registries

Create plugin registries for one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to create plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Additionally, you can add the -s (–save_type) flag, which is a string that can be either ‘json’ or ‘yaml’, specifying the file format of your registry. By default, GeoIPS expects ‘json’ as the file format to use, and that is the default of this flag.

usage: To use, type `geoips config create-registries -n <namespace> -s <save_type>
-p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

-s {json,yaml}, --save-type {json,yaml}

The file format to save the registry as. Defaults to ‘json’, which is what’s used by GeoIPS under the hood. For human readable output, you can provide the optional argument ‘-s yaml’.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … create-registries

Create plugin registries for one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to create plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Additionally, you can add the -s (–save_type) flag, which is a string that can be either ‘json’ or ‘yaml’, specifying the file format of your registry. By default, GeoIPS expects ‘json’ as the file format to use, and that is the default of this flag.

usage: To use, type `geoips config create-registries -n <namespace> -s <save_type>
-p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

-s {json,yaml}, --save-type {json,yaml}

The file format to save the registry as. Defaults to ‘json’, which is what’s used by GeoIPS under the hood. For human readable output, you can provide the optional argument ‘-s yaml’.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … create-registries

Create plugin registries for one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to create plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Additionally, you can add the -s (–save_type) flag, which is a string that can be either ‘json’ or ‘yaml’, specifying the file format of your registry. By default, GeoIPS expects ‘json’ as the file format to use, and that is the default of this flag.

usage: To use, type `geoips config create-registries -n <namespace> -s <save_type>
-p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

-s {json,yaml}, --save-type {json,yaml}

The file format to save the registry as. Defaults to ‘json’, which is what’s used by GeoIPS under the hood. For human readable output, you can provide the optional argument ‘-s yaml’.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … delete-registries

Delete plugin registries in one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to delete plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Install the appropriate test dataset and/or package based on the arguments provided. To see a list of available test datasets for install, run geoips list test-datasets.

usage: To use, type `geoips config delete-registries -n <namespace> -p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … delete-registries

Delete plugin registries in one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to delete plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Install the appropriate test dataset and/or package based on the arguments provided. To see a list of available test datasets for install, run geoips list test-datasets.

usage: To use, type `geoips config delete-registries -n <namespace> -p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … delete-registries

Delete plugin registries in one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to delete plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Install the appropriate test dataset and/or package based on the arguments provided. To see a list of available test datasets for install, run geoips list test-datasets.

usage: To use, type `geoips config delete-registries -n <namespace> -p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … delete-registries

Delete plugin registries in one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to delete plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Install the appropriate test dataset and/or package based on the arguments provided. To see a list of available test datasets for install, run geoips list test-datasets.

usage: To use, type `geoips config delete-registries -n <namespace> -p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … delete-registries

Delete plugin registries in one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to delete plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Install the appropriate test dataset and/or package based on the arguments provided. To see a list of available test datasets for install, run geoips list test-datasets.

usage: To use, type `geoips config delete-registries -n <namespace> -p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … delete-registries

Delete plugin registries in one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to delete plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Install the appropriate test dataset and/or package based on the arguments provided. To see a list of available test datasets for install, run geoips list test-datasets.

usage: To use, type `geoips config delete-registries -n <namespace> -p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … delete-registries

Delete plugin registries in one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to delete plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Install the appropriate test dataset and/or package based on the arguments provided. To see a list of available test datasets for install, run geoips list test-datasets.

usage: To use, type `geoips config delete-registries -n <namespace> -p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … delete-registries

Delete plugin registries in one or more plugin packages of a certain namespace. By default, this command uses namespace ‘geoips.plugin_packages’, but this can be overridden with the -n (–namespace) flag. If you want to delete plugin registries for a subset of packages of the specified namespace, you can provide the -p (–packages) flag, which should be a list of one or more package names to create plugin registries for that fall under ‘namespace’. Install the appropriate test dataset and/or package based on the arguments provided. To see a list of available test datasets for install, run geoips list test-datasets.

usage: To use, type `geoips config delete-registries -n <namespace> -p <packages>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to create plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-p <packages>, --packages <packages>

The plugin packages to create or delete plugin registries for. Defaults to None. If None, all plugin packages under ‘namespace’ will have their plugin registries created or deleted, based on the command supplied.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … install

Install appropriate test dataset(s) based on the arguments provided. To see a list of available test datasets for install, run geoips list test-datasets. If wanting to install data to a location different that $GEOIPS_TESTDATA_DIR, then use the -o (outdir) option and provide a full path to the directory you desire to install data in.

Optionally, you can run the command ‘geoips config install all’, which will install all test datasets listed in ‘geoips list test-datasets’. If ‘all’ is provided, no other dataset can be specified.

usage: To use, type `geoips config install <test_dataset_names> -o <full_path>`.

test_dataset_names

Names of the GeoIPS test datasets to install. If ‘all’ is specified, GeoIPS will install all test datasets hosted on NextCloud. ‘all’ cannot be specified alongside other test dataset names.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-o <outdir>, --outdir <outdir>

The full path to the directory you want to install this data to.If not provided, this command will default to $GEOIPS_TESTDATA_DIRif set else will default to the current working directory.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … install-github

Install the appropriate test dataset directly from a github repository based on the arguments provided. Will install the github repository $GEOIPS_REPO_URL/<repository_name>. Repositories named test_data_* or realtime_outputs_* will be cloned into $GEOIPS_TESTDATA_DIR by default.

usage: To use, type `geoips config install-github <repository_name>`.

test_dataset_name

GeoIPS Test Dataset to Install from GitHub repository.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … install

Install appropriate test dataset(s) based on the arguments provided. To see a list of available test datasets for install, run geoips list test-datasets. If wanting to install data to a location different that $GEOIPS_TESTDATA_DIR, then use the -o (outdir) option and provide a full path to the directory you desire to install data in.

Optionally, you can run the command ‘geoips config install all’, which will install all test datasets listed in ‘geoips list test-datasets’. If ‘all’ is provided, no other dataset can be specified.

usage: To use, type `geoips config install <test_dataset_names> -o <full_path>`.

test_dataset_names

Names of the GeoIPS test datasets to install. If ‘all’ is specified, GeoIPS will install all test datasets hosted on NextCloud. ‘all’ cannot be specified alongside other test dataset names.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-o <outdir>, --outdir <outdir>

The full path to the directory you want to install this data to.If not provided, this command will default to $GEOIPS_TESTDATA_DIRif set else will default to the current working directory.

To use, type geoips config <cmd> <sub-command> … install-github

Install the appropriate test dataset directly from a github repository based on the arguments provided. Will install the github repository $GEOIPS_REPO_URL/<repository_name>. Repositories named test_data_* or realtime_outputs_* will be cloned into $GEOIPS_TESTDATA_DIR by default.

usage: To use, type `geoips config install-github <repository_name>`.

test_dataset_name

GeoIPS Test Dataset to Install from GitHub repository.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

geoips describe

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. algorithms

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. algorithms

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. algorithms

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. algorithms

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. coverage-checkers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. coverage-checkers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. colormappers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. colormappers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. colormappers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. colormappers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. coverage-checkers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. coverage-checkers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. databases

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. databases

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. databases

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. databases

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. feature-annotators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. feature-annotators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. feature-annotators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. feature-annotators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. filename-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. filename-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. filename-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. filename-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. gridline-annotators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. gridline-annotators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. gridline-annotators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. gridline-annotators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. interpolators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. interpolators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. interpolators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. interpolators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. output-checkers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. output-checkers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. output-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. output-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. output-checkers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. output-checkers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. output-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. output-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. package

Retrieve the appropriate GeoIPS Package alongside descriptive information of that package. See output_info for each datum provided when this command is called. For a listing of available GeoIPS packages, run: geoips list packages.

usage: To use, type `geoips describe package <package-name>`, where <package-name> is a
valid GeoIPS Package.

package_name

GeoIPS Package to retrieve.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. product-defaults

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. product-defaults

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. procflows

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. procflows

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. package

Retrieve the appropriate GeoIPS Package alongside descriptive information of that package. See output_info for each datum provided when this command is called. For a listing of available GeoIPS packages, run: geoips list packages.

usage: To use, type `geoips describe package <package-name>`, where <package-name> is a
valid GeoIPS Package.

package_name

GeoIPS Package to retrieve.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. procflows

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. procflows

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. products

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. product-defaults

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. product-defaults

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. products

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. products

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. product-defaults

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. product-defaults

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. products

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. readers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. readers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. readers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. readers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-adjusters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-adjusters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sectors

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sectors

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sectors

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-adjusters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-adjusters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-metadata-generators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-metadata-generators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-spec-generators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-spec-generators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sectors

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-metadata-generators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-metadata-generators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-spec-generators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-spec-generators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. title-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. title-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. title-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. title-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. workflows

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. workflows

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. workflows

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. workflows

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

geoips describe

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. algorithms

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. algorithms

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. algorithms

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. algorithms

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. coverage-checkers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. coverage-checkers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. colormappers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. colormappers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. colormappers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. colormappers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. coverage-checkers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. coverage-checkers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. databases

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. databases

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. databases

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. databases

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. feature-annotators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. feature-annotators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. feature-annotators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. feature-annotators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. filename-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. filename-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. filename-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. filename-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. gridline-annotators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. gridline-annotators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. gridline-annotators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. gridline-annotators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. interpolators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. interpolators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. interpolators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. interpolators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. output-checkers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. output-checkers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. output-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. output-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. output-checkers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. output-checkers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. output-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. output-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. package

Retrieve the appropriate GeoIPS Package alongside descriptive information of that package. See output_info for each datum provided when this command is called. For a listing of available GeoIPS packages, run: geoips list packages.

usage: To use, type `geoips describe package <package-name>`, where <package-name> is a
valid GeoIPS Package.

package_name

GeoIPS Package to retrieve.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. product-defaults

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. product-defaults

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. procflows

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. procflows

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. package

Retrieve the appropriate GeoIPS Package alongside descriptive information of that package. See output_info for each datum provided when this command is called. For a listing of available GeoIPS packages, run: geoips list packages.

usage: To use, type `geoips describe package <package-name>`, where <package-name> is a
valid GeoIPS Package.

package_name

GeoIPS Package to retrieve.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. procflows

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. procflows

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. products

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. product-defaults

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. product-defaults

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. products

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. products

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. product-defaults

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. product-defaults

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. products

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. readers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. readers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. readers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. readers

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-adjusters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-adjusters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sectors

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sectors

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sectors

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-adjusters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-adjusters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-metadata-generators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-metadata-generators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-spec-generators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-spec-generators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sectors

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-metadata-generators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-metadata-generators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-spec-generators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. sector-spec-generators

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. title-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. title-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. title-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. title-formatters

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. workflows

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. workflows

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. workflows

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> …. workflows

Retrieve information about a GeoIPS artifact. For this command, an artifact is one of [‘interface’, ‘plugin’, ‘family’]. To get more information on how to retrieve these artifacts, see below.

• Interface:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces

  • output_info:

    • Absolute Path

    • Docstring

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Supported Families

• Plugin:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list plugins <-p> <package-name>

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • GeoIPS Package

    • Interface Name

    • Plugin Type

    • call_sig / source_names / Product Defaults (dependent on Plugin Type)

    • Relative Path

• Family:

  • Command Signature:

    • geoips describe <interface_name> family <family_name>

  • Artifact Listing:

    • geoips list interfaces –columns interface supported_families

  • Output Info:

    • Docstring

    • Family Name

    • Family Path

    • Interface Name

    • Interface Type

    • Required Arguments / Schema

usage: To use, type `geoips describe <interface_name> <sub-cmd> ...`.

plugin_name

GeoIPS Plugin to select from the provided interface.

family_name

GeoIPS Family to select from the provided interface.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

geoips list

List off available GeoIPS artifacts provided further commands. Current artifacts available for listing are: [“algorithms”, “colormappers”, “coverage_checkers”, “databases”, “filename_formatters”, “interpolators”, “output_checkers”, “output_formatters”, “procflows”, “readers”, “sector_adjusters”, “sector_metadata_generators”, “sector_spec_generators”, “title_formatters”, “feature_annotators”, “gridline_annotators”, “product_defaults”, “products”, “sectors”, “interfaces”, “packages”, “plugins”, “scripts”, “test-datasets”, “unit-tests”].

usage: To use, type `geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. algorithms

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. algorithms

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. algorithms

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. algorithms

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. coverage-checkers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. coverage-checkers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. colormappers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. colormappers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. colormappers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. colormappers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. coverage-checkers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. coverage-checkers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. databases

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. databases

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. databases

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. databases

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. feature-annotators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. feature-annotators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. feature-annotators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. feature-annotators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. filename-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. filename-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. filename-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. filename-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. gridline-annotators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. gridline-annotators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. gridline-annotators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. gridline-annotators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. interfaces

List off every GeoIPS Interface. This is useful for seeing what is available throughout GeoIPS, but can also be extended to see what interfaces have been implemented in other geoips package, or just a certain package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> to retrieve more information about a certain interface.

usage: To use, type `geoips list interfaces`. Optionally includes `-i` and `-p` flags for
seeing what has been implemented (-i) in a certain package (-p), or all packages.
For example, to see what interfaces have been implemented in a certain package,
run `geoips list interfaces -i -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the `-p` flag to
see what's been implemented in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

--implemented, -i

Flag to list what’s implemented in each package, rather than what’s available.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. interpolators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. interpolators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. interpolators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. interpolators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. output-checkers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. output-checkers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. output-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. output-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. output-checkers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. output-checkers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. output-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. output-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. packages

List off packages found under the GeoIPS Namespace, alongside their path and top-level docstring. This command will list every GeoIPS Package found, provided it has already been installed.

usage: To use, type `geoips list packages`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. product-defaults

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. product-defaults

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. procflows

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. procflows

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. packages

List off packages found under the GeoIPS Namespace, alongside their path and top-level docstring. This command will list every GeoIPS Package found, provided it has already been installed.

usage: To use, type `geoips list packages`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. plugins

List off plugins found under all, or a specified GeoIPS package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list plugins`. Optionally includes `-p` flag for
seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see what
plugins have been created in a single package, run
`geoips list plugins -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the `-p` flag to see what's
been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. plugins

List off plugins found under all, or a specified GeoIPS package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list plugins`. Optionally includes `-p` flag for
seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see what
plugins have been created in a single package, run
`geoips list plugins -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the `-p` flag to see what's
been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. procflows

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. procflows

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. products

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. product-defaults

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. product-defaults

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. products

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. products

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. product-defaults

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. product-defaults

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. products

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. readers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. readers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. readers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. readers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. registries

List one or more plugin package’s plugin registries. By default this outputs the path to both the .json registry and the .yaml registry. -n specifies the namespace in which your plugin packages fall under, -r is a flag specifying that the CLI should output relative paths (default=False), and -p can be a filter a single package listing (defaults to all packages).

usage: To use, type `geoips list registries -n <namespace> -r <relpath> -p <pkg_name>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to list plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-r, --relpath

Whether or not you want the paths for the plugin registry files to be displayed as relative paths. Default is false, which means the paths will be shown as absolute.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. registries

List one or more plugin package’s plugin registries. By default this outputs the path to both the .json registry and the .yaml registry. -n specifies the namespace in which your plugin packages fall under, -r is a flag specifying that the CLI should output relative paths (default=False), and -p can be a filter a single package listing (defaults to all packages).

usage: To use, type `geoips list registries -n <namespace> -r <relpath> -p <pkg_name>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to list plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-r, --relpath

Whether or not you want the paths for the plugin registry files to be displayed as relative paths. Default is false, which means the paths will be shown as absolute.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. registries

List one or more plugin package’s plugin registries. By default this outputs the path to both the .json registry and the .yaml registry. -n specifies the namespace in which your plugin packages fall under, -r is a flag specifying that the CLI should output relative paths (default=False), and -p can be a filter a single package listing (defaults to all packages).

usage: To use, type `geoips list registries -n <namespace> -r <relpath> -p <pkg_name>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to list plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-r, --relpath

Whether or not you want the paths for the plugin registry files to be displayed as relative paths. Default is false, which means the paths will be shown as absolute.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. registries

List one or more plugin package’s plugin registries. By default this outputs the path to both the .json registry and the .yaml registry. -n specifies the namespace in which your plugin packages fall under, -r is a flag specifying that the CLI should output relative paths (default=False), and -p can be a filter a single package listing (defaults to all packages).

usage: To use, type `geoips list registries -n <namespace> -r <relpath> -p <pkg_name>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to list plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-r, --relpath

Whether or not you want the paths for the plugin registry files to be displayed as relative paths. Default is false, which means the paths will be shown as absolute.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-adjusters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-adjusters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. scripts

List off scripts found under all, or a specified GeoIPS package. This information can then be used with geoips run <package-name> <script_name> to run a certain process workflow, defined in a bash script.

usage: To use, type `geoips list scripts`. Optionally includes `-p` flag for
seeing what scripts are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see what
scripts have been created in a single package, run
`geoips list scripts -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the `-p` flag to see what's
been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sectors

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sectors

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sectors

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-adjusters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-adjusters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-metadata-generators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-metadata-generators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-spec-generators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-spec-generators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sectors

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-metadata-generators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-metadata-generators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. source-names

List off source_names of reader plugins found under all, or a specified GeoIPS package. This information can then be used in creating product plugins which will use the aforementioned source_names for product creation.

usage: To use, type `geoips list source-names`. Optionally includes `-p` flag for
seeing what source-names are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see what
source-names are attributed to a single package, run
`geoips list source-names -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the `-p` flag to see
what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. source-names

List off source_names of reader plugins found under all, or a specified GeoIPS package. This information can then be used in creating product plugins which will use the aforementioned source_names for product creation.

usage: To use, type `geoips list source-names`. Optionally includes `-p` flag for
seeing what source-names are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see what
source-names are attributed to a single package, run
`geoips list source-names -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the `-p` flag to see
what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-spec-generators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-spec-generators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. test-datasets

List off test-datasets used for testing GeoIPS and other GeoIPS Packages. This data is used for running tests via geoips run <pkg_name> <script_name>.

usage: To use, type `geoips list test-datasets`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. title-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. title-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. title-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. title-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. unit-tests

List off unit-tests used in a certain GeoIPS Package. This data can be used to run unit tests via geoips test unit-test ….

usage: To use, type `geoips list unit-tests -p <package-name>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. workflows

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. workflows

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. workflows

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. workflows

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

geoips list

List off available GeoIPS artifacts provided further commands. Current artifacts available for listing are: [“algorithms”, “colormappers”, “coverage_checkers”, “databases”, “filename_formatters”, “interpolators”, “output_checkers”, “output_formatters”, “procflows”, “readers”, “sector_adjusters”, “sector_metadata_generators”, “sector_spec_generators”, “title_formatters”, “feature_annotators”, “gridline_annotators”, “product_defaults”, “products”, “sectors”, “interfaces”, “packages”, “plugins”, “scripts”, “test-datasets”, “unit-tests”].

usage: To use, type `geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. algorithms

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. algorithms

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. algorithms

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. algorithms

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. coverage-checkers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. coverage-checkers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. colormappers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. colormappers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. colormappers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. colormappers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. coverage-checkers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. coverage-checkers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. databases

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. databases

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. databases

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. databases

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. feature-annotators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. feature-annotators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. feature-annotators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. feature-annotators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. filename-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. filename-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. filename-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. filename-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. gridline-annotators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. gridline-annotators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. gridline-annotators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. gridline-annotators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. interfaces

List off every GeoIPS Interface. This is useful for seeing what is available throughout GeoIPS, but can also be extended to see what interfaces have been implemented in other geoips package, or just a certain package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> to retrieve more information about a certain interface.

usage: To use, type `geoips list interfaces`. Optionally includes `-i` and `-p` flags for
seeing what has been implemented (-i) in a certain package (-p), or all packages.
For example, to see what interfaces have been implemented in a certain package,
run `geoips list interfaces -i -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the `-p` flag to
see what's been implemented in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

--implemented, -i

Flag to list what’s implemented in each package, rather than what’s available.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. interpolators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. interpolators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. interpolators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. interpolators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. output-checkers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. output-checkers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. output-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. output-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. output-checkers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. output-checkers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. output-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. output-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. packages

List off packages found under the GeoIPS Namespace, alongside their path and top-level docstring. This command will list every GeoIPS Package found, provided it has already been installed.

usage: To use, type `geoips list packages`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. product-defaults

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. product-defaults

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. procflows

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. procflows

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. packages

List off packages found under the GeoIPS Namespace, alongside their path and top-level docstring. This command will list every GeoIPS Package found, provided it has already been installed.

usage: To use, type `geoips list packages`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. plugins

List off plugins found under all, or a specified GeoIPS package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list plugins`. Optionally includes `-p` flag for
seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see what
plugins have been created in a single package, run
`geoips list plugins -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the `-p` flag to see what's
been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. plugins

List off plugins found under all, or a specified GeoIPS package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list plugins`. Optionally includes `-p` flag for
seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see what
plugins have been created in a single package, run
`geoips list plugins -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the `-p` flag to see what's
been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. procflows

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. procflows

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. products

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. product-defaults

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. product-defaults

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. products

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. products

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. product-defaults

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. product-defaults

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. products

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. readers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. readers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. readers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. readers

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. registries

List one or more plugin package’s plugin registries. By default this outputs the path to both the .json registry and the .yaml registry. -n specifies the namespace in which your plugin packages fall under, -r is a flag specifying that the CLI should output relative paths (default=False), and -p can be a filter a single package listing (defaults to all packages).

usage: To use, type `geoips list registries -n <namespace> -r <relpath> -p <pkg_name>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to list plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-r, --relpath

Whether or not you want the paths for the plugin registry files to be displayed as relative paths. Default is false, which means the paths will be shown as absolute.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. registries

List one or more plugin package’s plugin registries. By default this outputs the path to both the .json registry and the .yaml registry. -n specifies the namespace in which your plugin packages fall under, -r is a flag specifying that the CLI should output relative paths (default=False), and -p can be a filter a single package listing (defaults to all packages).

usage: To use, type `geoips list registries -n <namespace> -r <relpath> -p <pkg_name>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to list plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-r, --relpath

Whether or not you want the paths for the plugin registry files to be displayed as relative paths. Default is false, which means the paths will be shown as absolute.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. registries

List one or more plugin package’s plugin registries. By default this outputs the path to both the .json registry and the .yaml registry. -n specifies the namespace in which your plugin packages fall under, -r is a flag specifying that the CLI should output relative paths (default=False), and -p can be a filter a single package listing (defaults to all packages).

usage: To use, type `geoips list registries -n <namespace> -r <relpath> -p <pkg_name>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to list plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-r, --relpath

Whether or not you want the paths for the plugin registry files to be displayed as relative paths. Default is false, which means the paths will be shown as absolute.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. registries

List one or more plugin package’s plugin registries. By default this outputs the path to both the .json registry and the .yaml registry. -n specifies the namespace in which your plugin packages fall under, -r is a flag specifying that the CLI should output relative paths (default=False), and -p can be a filter a single package listing (defaults to all packages).

usage: To use, type `geoips list registries -n <namespace> -r <relpath> -p <pkg_name>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

-n <namespace>, --namespace <namespace>

The namespace of plugin packages to list plugin registries for. If not specified, this defaults to ‘geoips.plugin_packages’.

-r, --relpath

Whether or not you want the paths for the plugin registry files to be displayed as relative paths. Default is false, which means the paths will be shown as absolute.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-adjusters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-adjusters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. scripts

List off scripts found under all, or a specified GeoIPS package. This information can then be used with geoips run <package-name> <script_name> to run a certain process workflow, defined in a bash script.

usage: To use, type `geoips list scripts`. Optionally includes `-p` flag for
seeing what scripts are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see what
scripts have been created in a single package, run
`geoips list scripts -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the `-p` flag to see what's
been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sectors

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sectors

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sectors

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-adjusters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-adjusters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-metadata-generators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-metadata-generators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-spec-generators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-spec-generators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sectors

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-metadata-generators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-metadata-generators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. source-names

List off source_names of reader plugins found under all, or a specified GeoIPS package. This information can then be used in creating product plugins which will use the aforementioned source_names for product creation.

usage: To use, type `geoips list source-names`. Optionally includes `-p` flag for
seeing what source-names are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see what
source-names are attributed to a single package, run
`geoips list source-names -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the `-p` flag to see
what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. source-names

List off source_names of reader plugins found under all, or a specified GeoIPS package. This information can then be used in creating product plugins which will use the aforementioned source_names for product creation.

usage: To use, type `geoips list source-names`. Optionally includes `-p` flag for
seeing what source-names are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see what
source-names are attributed to a single package, run
`geoips list source-names -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the `-p` flag to see
what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-spec-generators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector-spec-generators

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. test-datasets

List off test-datasets used for testing GeoIPS and other GeoIPS Packages. This data is used for running tests via geoips run <pkg_name> <script_name>.

usage: To use, type `geoips list test-datasets`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. title-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. title-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. title-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. title-formatters

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. unit-tests

List off unit-tests used in a certain GeoIPS Package. This data can be used to run unit tests via geoips test unit-test ….

usage: To use, type `geoips list unit-tests -p <package-name>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. workflows

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. workflows

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. workflows

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

To use, type geoips list <cmd> <sub-cmd>. workflows

List off plugins found under this interface. This is useful for seeing what plugins have been implemented through all, or a certain, GeoIPS Package. This information can then be used with geoips describe <interface_name> <plugin_name> to retrieve more information about a certain plugin.

usage: To use, type `geoips list <interface_name>`. Optionally includes `-p`
flag for seeing what plugins are in a certain package (-p). For example, to see
what plugins under a certain interface have been created in a single package,
run `geoips list <interface_name> -p <pkg_name>`, or you can remove the
`-p` flag to see what's been created in every package.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

The GeoIPS package to list from.

--long, -l

Flag representing the ‘long’ listing of a certain command.

--columns <columns>, -c <columns>

Specific Headers of Data you’d like to see listed. For more in formation on headers available, run ‘geoips list <cmd> <positional_args> –columns help’.

geoips run

Run a specified geoips process workflow (procflow) plugin. See ‘geoips run single_source’ or ‘geoips run data_fusion’ for more information of what arguments to provide.

usage: To use, type `geoips run <procflow_name> **<procflow_arguments>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

To use, type geoips run <procflow_name> **<procflow_arguments>. config_based

Run the config based process workflow. For more information of the arguments available, either run ‘geoips run config_based -h’, or view the arguments set up in geoips.commandline.args:add_args

usage: To use, type `geoips run data_fusion **<data_fusion_args>`.

filenames

Fully qualified paths to data files to be processed.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-o <outdir>, --outdir <outdir>

Path to write output files. Defaults to GEOIPS_OUTDIRS.

-l {INTERACTIVE,INFO,DEBUG,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL}, --logging_level {INTERACTIVE,INFO,DEBUG,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL}

Specify logging config level for GeoIPS commands.

--rebuild_registries {True,False}

Whether or not you want to rebuild plugin registries if you encounter a failure when retrieving a plugin.

--sector_adjuster <sector_adjuster>

Specify sector adjuster to be used within processing, located in: <package>.plugins.modules.sector_adjusters. <myadjuster>.<myadjuster>

--sector_adjuster_kwargs <sector_adjuster_kwargs>

Specify sector_adjuster kwargs that should be used for this sector_adjuster. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--window_start_time <window_start_time>

If specified, only include data between window_start_time and window_end_time. Must be specified with window_end_time. This option will override any default time ranges determined based on potential dynamic sector times. Defaults to None (include all data).

--window_end_time <window_end_time>

If specified, only include data between window_start_time and window_end_time. Must be specified with window_start_time. This option will override any default time ranges determined based on potential dynamic sector times. Defaults to None (include all data).

--tc_spec_template <tc_spec_template>

YAML plugin for creating appropriate TC sector using shape/resolution from current storm location.

--trackfiles <trackfiles>

Specify TC trackfiles to include in processing If –trackfile_sector_list is included, limit to the storms in list If –trackfile_sector_list is not included, process all storms

--trackfile_parser <trackfile_parser>

Specify TC trackfile parser to use with trackfiles, located in: geoips*.plugins.modules.sector_metadata_generators . myparsername.myparsername, The trackfile_parser string should be the parser module name (no .py)

--trackfile_sector_list <trackfile_sector_list>

A list of sector names found specified trackfiles to include in processing. Of format: tc2020io01amphan

--tcdb_sector_list <tcdb_sector_list>

A list of sector names found in tc database to include in processing. Of format: tc2020io01amphan

--tcdb

Call with –tcdb to include the matching TC database sectors within processing If –tcdb_sector_list is also included, limit the storms to those in list If –tcdb_sector_list is not included, process all matching storms.

--sectored_read

Call with –sectored_read to specify to sector the data to specified area_defs during reading (ie, do not read all data into memory in advance).

--resampled_read

Call with –resampled_read to specify to resample the data to specified area_defs during reading (ie, do not read all data into memory in advance). This is required only for some geostationary readers

--self_register_dataset <self_register_dataset>

Specify to register output data to the dataset specified by self_register_dataset option.

--self_register_source <self_register_source>

Specify to register output data to the dataset specified by self_register_dataset / self_register_source options.

--reader_defined_area_def

Call with –reader_defined_area_def to specify to use only area_definition defined within the reader. This option supercedes all other sector-specifying options.

-s <sector_list>, --sector_list <sector_list>

A list of short sector plugin names found within YAML sectorfiles over which the data file should be processed.

--product_name <product_name>

Name of product to produce.

--minimum_coverage <minimum_coverage>

Minimum percent coverage required to produce product. Defaults to 10.

--product_options <product_options>

Specify product specific options (these must be parsed within the individual product scripts)

--product_spec_override <product_spec_override>

Specify product spec fields to override the default specifications. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--output_file_list_fname <output_file_list_fname>

Specify full path to a single file to store the complete list of output files produced during the current run

--compare_path <compare_path>

Specify full path to single directory (with <product> and <output> wildcards) to be used for comparisons for ALL current outputs.

--compare_paths_override <compare_paths_override>

NOT YET IMPLEMENTED Specify dictionary of full paths to directories (with <product> and <output> wildcards) containing output products to compare with current outputs. This should be formatted as a json dictionary string, with YAML output config output_types as keys, and full directory comparison output path as values. Special key “all” will pertain to all output types.

--filename_formatter <filename_formatter>

Specify filename format module_name that should be used for this file, where each filename_module_name is ‘myfilemodule’ where: from geoips*.filenames.myfilemodule import myfilemodule would be the appropriate import statement

--filename_formatter_kwargs <filename_formatter_kwargs>

Specify filename format kwargs that should be used for this filename_formatter. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--metadata_filename_formatter <metadata_filename_formatter>

Specify filename format module_name that should be used for metadata output, where filename_module_name is ‘myfilemodule’ where: geoips.filename_formatters.myfilemodule would be the appropriate entry point

--metadata_filename_formatter_kwargs <metadata_filename_formatter_kwargs>

Specify filename format kwargs that should be used for this metadata_filename_formatter. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--output_formatter <output_formatter>

Specify output format module_name that should be used for this file, each output_formatter is ‘output_formatters.imagery_annotated’ where from geoips*.output_formatters.imagery_annotated import imagery_annotated would be the appropriate import statement

--output_formatter_kwargs <output_formatter_kwargs>

Specify output format kwargs that should be used for this output_formatter. should be formatted as a json dictionary string, ie: ‘{“title_formatter”: “tc_copyright”, “title_copyright”: “NRL”}’

--metadata_output_formatter <metadata_output_formatter>

Specify output format module_name that should be used for metadata output, each output_formatter is ‘myoutputmodule’ where from geoips.output_formatters.myoutputmodule.myoutputmodule would be the appropriate entry point

--metadata_output_formatter_kwargs <metadata_output_formatter_kwargs>

Specify output format kwargs that should be used for this metadata. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string.

--output_config <output_config>

Specify YAML config file holding output modile names and their respective filename modules

--no_presectoring

If true, do not pre-sector data prior to running the algorithm. This is less efficient, but allows the original dataset to be passed to the algorithm in full.

--output_checker_kwargs <output_checker_kwargs>

Output Checker Keyword Arguments. - These keyword arguments get passed through directly to the outputs_match method on the output_checker plugin. - This should be formatted as a json dictionary string, with the first level being the plugin name that the keyword arguments apply to, and the second level being a dictionary of keyword argument name/value pairs. - Ie, for the “threshold” keyword argument in the “image” output_checker plugin, you would pass: –output_checker_kwargs ‘{“image”: {“threshold”: “0.05”}}’

--reader_name <reader_name>

If –reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.myreader_name.myreader_name, The reader_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--reader_kwargs <reader_kwargs>

Specify reader kwargs that should be used for this reader. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--bg_product_name <bg_product_name>

Product to use for background imagery

--bg_reader_name <bg_reader_name>

If –bg_reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.myreader_name.myreader_name, The bg_reader_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--bg_fnames <bg_fnames>

Specify filenames to use for background imagery. If –bg_reader_name included, use specific reader for reading background datafiles.

--gridline_annotator <gridline_annotator>

If –gridline_annotator is passed, the specific gridline params will be located in geoips*.image_utils.plotting_params.gridlines.gridline_annotator, The gridline_annotator string should be the base gridline name (no .yaml)

--feature_annotator <feature_annotator>

If –feature_annotator is passed, the specific feature annotations will be located in geoips*.plugins.yaml.feature_annotators.<feature_annotator>, The feature_annotator string should be the base feature annotator name (no .yaml)

--model_reader_name <model_reader_name>

If –model_reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.my_reader_name.my_reader_name, The model_reader_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--model_fnames <model_fnames>

Specify filenames to use for NWP model data. If –model_reader_name included, use specific reader for reading model datafiles.

--buoy_reader_name <buoy_reader_name>

If –buoy_reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.my_reader_name.my_reader_name, The buoyreadername string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--buoy_fnames <buoy_fnames>

Specify filenames to use for buoy data. If –buoy_reader_name included, use specific reader for reading buoy datafiles.

--aerosol_reader_name <aerosol_reader_name>

If –model_reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.my_reader_name.my_reader_name, The model_reader_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--aerosol_fnames <aerosol_fnames>

If –aerosol_reader_name included, use specific reader for reading aerosol model datafiles.

--fuse_files <fuse_files>

Provide additional files required for fusion product. Files passed under this flag MUST be from the same source. fuse_files may be passed multiple times. Reader name for these files is specified with the fuse_reader flag.

--fuse_reader <fuse_reader>

Provide the reader name for files passed under the fuse_files flag. Only provide one reader to this flag. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, the same number of fuse_readers must be passed in the same order.

--fuse_reader_kwargs <fuse_reader_kwargs>

Provide the reader kwargs for files passed under the fuse_files flag. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string. Only provide one json dict str to this flag. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, the same number of fuse_reader_kwargs must be passed in the same order.

--fuse_product <fuse_product>

Provide the product name for files passed under the fuse_files flag. Only provide one product to this flag. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, the same number of fuse_products must be passed in the same order.

--fuse_resampled_read <fuse_resampled_read>

Identify whether the reader specified for –fuse_files / –fuse_reader perform a resampled_read. If not specified, a resampled read will NOT be performed. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_resampled_read flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_resampled_read flags can be passed.

--fuse_sectored_read <fuse_sectored_read>

Identify whether the reader specified for –fuse_files/–fuse_reader perform a sectored_read. If not specified, a sectored_read will NOT be performed. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_sectored_read flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_sectored_read flags can be passed.

--fuse_self_register_dataset <fuse_self_register_dataset>

Identify the DATASET of the data to which the associated fuse_files should be registerd. If not specified, data will not be registered to a dataset, but the requested area_def. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_self_register_dataset flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_self_register_dataset flags can be passed.

--fuse_self_register_source <fuse_self_register_source>

Identify the SOURCE of the data to which the associated fuse_files should be registerd If not specified, data will not be registered to a dataset, but the requested. area_def. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_self_register_source flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_self_register_source flags can be passed.

--fuse_self_register_platform <fuse_self_register_platform>

Identify the SOURCE of the data to which the associated fuse_files should be registerd. If not specified, data will not be registered to a dataset, but the requested area_def. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_self_register_source flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_self_register_source flags can be passed.

--product_db

Use product database to store product paths created by the procflow

--product_db_writer <product_db_writer>

If –product_db_writer is passed, the specific product database writer will be located in geoips*.plugins.modules.postgres_database. mywriter_name.mywriter_name, The writer_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--product_db_writer_kwargs <product_db_writer_kwargs>

Provide the product db writer kwargs for the plugin passed under the product_db_writer flag. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string. Only provide one json dict str to this flag.

--product_db_writer_override <product_db_writer_override>

Specify product database writer that should be used for each available sector should be formatted as a json dictionary string.

--store_checkpoint_statistics

Store the tracked resource usage statistics for each checkpoint to the backend database.

--composite_output_kwargs_override <composite_output_kwargs_override>

Specify product composite kwargs that should be used for each available sector output. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string.

To use, type geoips run <procflow_name> **<procflow_arguments>. data_fusion

Run the data fusion process workflow. This process workflow is built on top of the native ‘single_source’ procflow with extra arguments. For more information of the arguments available, either run ‘geoips run data_fusion -h’, or view the arguments set up in data_fusion.commandline.args:add_args

usage: To use, type `geoips run data_fusion **<data_fusion_args>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

To use, type geoips run <procflow_name> **<procflow_arguments>. order_based

Run the order_based process workflow (procflow). This procflow executes operations in the order they are specified in the provided workflow plugin. Eventually, this will be the only procflow supported by GeoIPS. ‘–workflow’ is a required argument for this command.

usage: To use, type `geoips run order_based -w <workflow> **<order_based_args>`.

filenames

Fully qualified paths to data files to be processed.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-w <workflow>, --workflow <workflow>

The name of the workflow plugin to execute. REQUIRED.

-o <outdir>, --outdir <outdir>

Path to write output files. Defaults to GEOIPS_OUTDIRS.

-l {INTERACTIVE,INFO,DEBUG,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL}, --logging_level {INTERACTIVE,INFO,DEBUG,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL}

Specify logging config level for GeoIPS commands.

--rebuild_registries {True,False}

Whether or not you want to rebuild plugin registries if you encounter a failure when retrieving a plugin.

--sector_adjuster <sector_adjuster>

Specify sector adjuster to be used within processing, located in: <package>.plugins.modules.sector_adjusters. <myadjuster>.<myadjuster>

--sector_adjuster_kwargs <sector_adjuster_kwargs>

Specify sector_adjuster kwargs that should be used for this sector_adjuster. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--window_start_time <window_start_time>

If specified, only include data between window_start_time and window_end_time. Must be specified with window_end_time. This option will override any default time ranges determined based on potential dynamic sector times. Defaults to None (include all data).

--window_end_time <window_end_time>

If specified, only include data between window_start_time and window_end_time. Must be specified with window_start_time. This option will override any default time ranges determined based on potential dynamic sector times. Defaults to None (include all data).

--tc_spec_template <tc_spec_template>

YAML plugin for creating appropriate TC sector using shape/resolution from current storm location.

--trackfiles <trackfiles>

Specify TC trackfiles to include in processing If –trackfile_sector_list is included, limit to the storms in list If –trackfile_sector_list is not included, process all storms

--trackfile_parser <trackfile_parser>

Specify TC trackfile parser to use with trackfiles, located in: geoips*.plugins.modules.sector_metadata_generators . myparsername.myparsername, The trackfile_parser string should be the parser module name (no .py)

--trackfile_sector_list <trackfile_sector_list>

A list of sector names found specified trackfiles to include in processing. Of format: tc2020io01amphan

--tcdb_sector_list <tcdb_sector_list>

A list of sector names found in tc database to include in processing. Of format: tc2020io01amphan

--tcdb

Call with –tcdb to include the matching TC database sectors within processing If –tcdb_sector_list is also included, limit the storms to those in list If –tcdb_sector_list is not included, process all matching storms.

--sectored_read

Call with –sectored_read to specify to sector the data to specified area_defs during reading (ie, do not read all data into memory in advance).

--resampled_read

Call with –resampled_read to specify to resample the data to specified area_defs during reading (ie, do not read all data into memory in advance). This is required only for some geostationary readers

--self_register_dataset <self_register_dataset>

Specify to register output data to the dataset specified by self_register_dataset option.

--self_register_source <self_register_source>

Specify to register output data to the dataset specified by self_register_dataset / self_register_source options.

--reader_defined_area_def

Call with –reader_defined_area_def to specify to use only area_definition defined within the reader. This option supercedes all other sector-specifying options.

-s <sector_list>, --sector_list <sector_list>

A list of short sector plugin names found within YAML sectorfiles over which the data file should be processed.

--product_name <product_name>

Name of product to produce.

--minimum_coverage <minimum_coverage>

Minimum percent coverage required to produce product. Defaults to 10.

--product_options <product_options>

Specify product specific options (these must be parsed within the individual product scripts)

--product_spec_override <product_spec_override>

Specify product spec fields to override the default specifications. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--output_file_list_fname <output_file_list_fname>

Specify full path to a single file to store the complete list of output files produced during the current run

--compare_path <compare_path>

Specify full path to single directory (with <product> and <output> wildcards) to be used for comparisons for ALL current outputs.

--compare_paths_override <compare_paths_override>

NOT YET IMPLEMENTED Specify dictionary of full paths to directories (with <product> and <output> wildcards) containing output products to compare with current outputs. This should be formatted as a json dictionary string, with YAML output config output_types as keys, and full directory comparison output path as values. Special key “all” will pertain to all output types.

--filename_formatter <filename_formatter>

Specify filename format module_name that should be used for this file, where each filename_module_name is ‘myfilemodule’ where: from geoips*.filenames.myfilemodule import myfilemodule would be the appropriate import statement

--filename_formatter_kwargs <filename_formatter_kwargs>

Specify filename format kwargs that should be used for this filename_formatter. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--metadata_filename_formatter <metadata_filename_formatter>

Specify filename format module_name that should be used for metadata output, where filename_module_name is ‘myfilemodule’ where: geoips.filename_formatters.myfilemodule would be the appropriate entry point

--metadata_filename_formatter_kwargs <metadata_filename_formatter_kwargs>

Specify filename format kwargs that should be used for this metadata_filename_formatter. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--output_formatter <output_formatter>

Specify output format module_name that should be used for this file, each output_formatter is ‘output_formatters.imagery_annotated’ where from geoips*.output_formatters.imagery_annotated import imagery_annotated would be the appropriate import statement

--output_formatter_kwargs <output_formatter_kwargs>

Specify output format kwargs that should be used for this output_formatter. should be formatted as a json dictionary string, ie: ‘{“title_formatter”: “tc_copyright”, “title_copyright”: “NRL”}’

--metadata_output_formatter <metadata_output_formatter>

Specify output format module_name that should be used for metadata output, each output_formatter is ‘myoutputmodule’ where from geoips.output_formatters.myoutputmodule.myoutputmodule would be the appropriate entry point

--metadata_output_formatter_kwargs <metadata_output_formatter_kwargs>

Specify output format kwargs that should be used for this metadata. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string.

--output_config <output_config>

Specify YAML config file holding output modile names and their respective filename modules

--no_presectoring

If true, do not pre-sector data prior to running the algorithm. This is less efficient, but allows the original dataset to be passed to the algorithm in full.

--output_checker_kwargs <output_checker_kwargs>

Output Checker Keyword Arguments. - These keyword arguments get passed through directly to the outputs_match method on the output_checker plugin. - This should be formatted as a json dictionary string, with the first level being the plugin name that the keyword arguments apply to, and the second level being a dictionary of keyword argument name/value pairs. - Ie, for the “threshold” keyword argument in the “image” output_checker plugin, you would pass: –output_checker_kwargs ‘{“image”: {“threshold”: “0.05”}}’

--reader_name <reader_name>

If –reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.myreader_name.myreader_name, The reader_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--reader_kwargs <reader_kwargs>

Specify reader kwargs that should be used for this reader. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--bg_product_name <bg_product_name>

Product to use for background imagery

--bg_reader_name <bg_reader_name>

If –bg_reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.myreader_name.myreader_name, The bg_reader_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--bg_fnames <bg_fnames>

Specify filenames to use for background imagery. If –bg_reader_name included, use specific reader for reading background datafiles.

--gridline_annotator <gridline_annotator>

If –gridline_annotator is passed, the specific gridline params will be located in geoips*.image_utils.plotting_params.gridlines.gridline_annotator, The gridline_annotator string should be the base gridline name (no .yaml)

--feature_annotator <feature_annotator>

If –feature_annotator is passed, the specific feature annotations will be located in geoips*.plugins.yaml.feature_annotators.<feature_annotator>, The feature_annotator string should be the base feature annotator name (no .yaml)

--model_reader_name <model_reader_name>

If –model_reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.my_reader_name.my_reader_name, The model_reader_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--model_fnames <model_fnames>

Specify filenames to use for NWP model data. If –model_reader_name included, use specific reader for reading model datafiles.

--buoy_reader_name <buoy_reader_name>

If –buoy_reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.my_reader_name.my_reader_name, The buoyreadername string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--buoy_fnames <buoy_fnames>

Specify filenames to use for buoy data. If –buoy_reader_name included, use specific reader for reading buoy datafiles.

--aerosol_reader_name <aerosol_reader_name>

If –model_reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.my_reader_name.my_reader_name, The model_reader_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--aerosol_fnames <aerosol_fnames>

If –aerosol_reader_name included, use specific reader for reading aerosol model datafiles.

--fuse_files <fuse_files>

Provide additional files required for fusion product. Files passed under this flag MUST be from the same source. fuse_files may be passed multiple times. Reader name for these files is specified with the fuse_reader flag.

--fuse_reader <fuse_reader>

Provide the reader name for files passed under the fuse_files flag. Only provide one reader to this flag. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, the same number of fuse_readers must be passed in the same order.

--fuse_reader_kwargs <fuse_reader_kwargs>

Provide the reader kwargs for files passed under the fuse_files flag. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string. Only provide one json dict str to this flag. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, the same number of fuse_reader_kwargs must be passed in the same order.

--fuse_product <fuse_product>

Provide the product name for files passed under the fuse_files flag. Only provide one product to this flag. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, the same number of fuse_products must be passed in the same order.

--fuse_resampled_read <fuse_resampled_read>

Identify whether the reader specified for –fuse_files / –fuse_reader perform a resampled_read. If not specified, a resampled read will NOT be performed. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_resampled_read flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_resampled_read flags can be passed.

--fuse_sectored_read <fuse_sectored_read>

Identify whether the reader specified for –fuse_files/–fuse_reader perform a sectored_read. If not specified, a sectored_read will NOT be performed. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_sectored_read flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_sectored_read flags can be passed.

--fuse_self_register_dataset <fuse_self_register_dataset>

Identify the DATASET of the data to which the associated fuse_files should be registerd. If not specified, data will not be registered to a dataset, but the requested area_def. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_self_register_dataset flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_self_register_dataset flags can be passed.

--fuse_self_register_source <fuse_self_register_source>

Identify the SOURCE of the data to which the associated fuse_files should be registerd If not specified, data will not be registered to a dataset, but the requested. area_def. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_self_register_source flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_self_register_source flags can be passed.

--fuse_self_register_platform <fuse_self_register_platform>

Identify the SOURCE of the data to which the associated fuse_files should be registerd. If not specified, data will not be registered to a dataset, but the requested area_def. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_self_register_source flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_self_register_source flags can be passed.

--product_db

Use product database to store product paths created by the procflow

--product_db_writer <product_db_writer>

If –product_db_writer is passed, the specific product database writer will be located in geoips*.plugins.modules.postgres_database. mywriter_name.mywriter_name, The writer_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--product_db_writer_kwargs <product_db_writer_kwargs>

Provide the product db writer kwargs for the plugin passed under the product_db_writer flag. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string. Only provide one json dict str to this flag.

--product_db_writer_override <product_db_writer_override>

Specify product database writer that should be used for each available sector should be formatted as a json dictionary string.

--store_checkpoint_statistics

Store the tracked resource usage statistics for each checkpoint to the backend database.

--composite_output_kwargs_override <composite_output_kwargs_override>

Specify product composite kwargs that should be used for each available sector output. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string.

 WARNING: `geoips run order_based` is experimental and is subject to change. This warning will be removed once this command is stable. 

To use, type geoips run <procflow_name> **<procflow_arguments>. order_based

Run the order_based process workflow (procflow). This procflow executes operations in the order they are specified in the provided workflow plugin. Eventually, this will be the only procflow supported by GeoIPS. ‘–workflow’ is a required argument for this command.

usage: To use, type `geoips run order_based -w <workflow> **<order_based_args>`.

filenames

Fully qualified paths to data files to be processed.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-w <workflow>, --workflow <workflow>

The name of the workflow plugin to execute. REQUIRED.

-o <outdir>, --outdir <outdir>

Path to write output files. Defaults to GEOIPS_OUTDIRS.

-l {INTERACTIVE,INFO,DEBUG,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL}, --logging_level {INTERACTIVE,INFO,DEBUG,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL}

Specify logging config level for GeoIPS commands.

--rebuild_registries {True,False}

Whether or not you want to rebuild plugin registries if you encounter a failure when retrieving a plugin.

--sector_adjuster <sector_adjuster>

Specify sector adjuster to be used within processing, located in: <package>.plugins.modules.sector_adjusters. <myadjuster>.<myadjuster>

--sector_adjuster_kwargs <sector_adjuster_kwargs>

Specify sector_adjuster kwargs that should be used for this sector_adjuster. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--window_start_time <window_start_time>

If specified, only include data between window_start_time and window_end_time. Must be specified with window_end_time. This option will override any default time ranges determined based on potential dynamic sector times. Defaults to None (include all data).

--window_end_time <window_end_time>

If specified, only include data between window_start_time and window_end_time. Must be specified with window_start_time. This option will override any default time ranges determined based on potential dynamic sector times. Defaults to None (include all data).

--tc_spec_template <tc_spec_template>

YAML plugin for creating appropriate TC sector using shape/resolution from current storm location.

--trackfiles <trackfiles>

Specify TC trackfiles to include in processing If –trackfile_sector_list is included, limit to the storms in list If –trackfile_sector_list is not included, process all storms

--trackfile_parser <trackfile_parser>

Specify TC trackfile parser to use with trackfiles, located in: geoips*.plugins.modules.sector_metadata_generators . myparsername.myparsername, The trackfile_parser string should be the parser module name (no .py)

--trackfile_sector_list <trackfile_sector_list>

A list of sector names found specified trackfiles to include in processing. Of format: tc2020io01amphan

--tcdb_sector_list <tcdb_sector_list>

A list of sector names found in tc database to include in processing. Of format: tc2020io01amphan

--tcdb

Call with –tcdb to include the matching TC database sectors within processing If –tcdb_sector_list is also included, limit the storms to those in list If –tcdb_sector_list is not included, process all matching storms.

--sectored_read

Call with –sectored_read to specify to sector the data to specified area_defs during reading (ie, do not read all data into memory in advance).

--resampled_read

Call with –resampled_read to specify to resample the data to specified area_defs during reading (ie, do not read all data into memory in advance). This is required only for some geostationary readers

--self_register_dataset <self_register_dataset>

Specify to register output data to the dataset specified by self_register_dataset option.

--self_register_source <self_register_source>

Specify to register output data to the dataset specified by self_register_dataset / self_register_source options.

--reader_defined_area_def

Call with –reader_defined_area_def to specify to use only area_definition defined within the reader. This option supercedes all other sector-specifying options.

-s <sector_list>, --sector_list <sector_list>

A list of short sector plugin names found within YAML sectorfiles over which the data file should be processed.

--product_name <product_name>

Name of product to produce.

--minimum_coverage <minimum_coverage>

Minimum percent coverage required to produce product. Defaults to 10.

--product_options <product_options>

Specify product specific options (these must be parsed within the individual product scripts)

--product_spec_override <product_spec_override>

Specify product spec fields to override the default specifications. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--output_file_list_fname <output_file_list_fname>

Specify full path to a single file to store the complete list of output files produced during the current run

--compare_path <compare_path>

Specify full path to single directory (with <product> and <output> wildcards) to be used for comparisons for ALL current outputs.

--compare_paths_override <compare_paths_override>

NOT YET IMPLEMENTED Specify dictionary of full paths to directories (with <product> and <output> wildcards) containing output products to compare with current outputs. This should be formatted as a json dictionary string, with YAML output config output_types as keys, and full directory comparison output path as values. Special key “all” will pertain to all output types.

--filename_formatter <filename_formatter>

Specify filename format module_name that should be used for this file, where each filename_module_name is ‘myfilemodule’ where: from geoips*.filenames.myfilemodule import myfilemodule would be the appropriate import statement

--filename_formatter_kwargs <filename_formatter_kwargs>

Specify filename format kwargs that should be used for this filename_formatter. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--metadata_filename_formatter <metadata_filename_formatter>

Specify filename format module_name that should be used for metadata output, where filename_module_name is ‘myfilemodule’ where: geoips.filename_formatters.myfilemodule would be the appropriate entry point

--metadata_filename_formatter_kwargs <metadata_filename_formatter_kwargs>

Specify filename format kwargs that should be used for this metadata_filename_formatter. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--output_formatter <output_formatter>

Specify output format module_name that should be used for this file, each output_formatter is ‘output_formatters.imagery_annotated’ where from geoips*.output_formatters.imagery_annotated import imagery_annotated would be the appropriate import statement

--output_formatter_kwargs <output_formatter_kwargs>

Specify output format kwargs that should be used for this output_formatter. should be formatted as a json dictionary string, ie: ‘{“title_formatter”: “tc_copyright”, “title_copyright”: “NRL”}’

--metadata_output_formatter <metadata_output_formatter>

Specify output format module_name that should be used for metadata output, each output_formatter is ‘myoutputmodule’ where from geoips.output_formatters.myoutputmodule.myoutputmodule would be the appropriate entry point

--metadata_output_formatter_kwargs <metadata_output_formatter_kwargs>

Specify output format kwargs that should be used for this metadata. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string.

--output_config <output_config>

Specify YAML config file holding output modile names and their respective filename modules

--no_presectoring

If true, do not pre-sector data prior to running the algorithm. This is less efficient, but allows the original dataset to be passed to the algorithm in full.

--output_checker_kwargs <output_checker_kwargs>

Output Checker Keyword Arguments. - These keyword arguments get passed through directly to the outputs_match method on the output_checker plugin. - This should be formatted as a json dictionary string, with the first level being the plugin name that the keyword arguments apply to, and the second level being a dictionary of keyword argument name/value pairs. - Ie, for the “threshold” keyword argument in the “image” output_checker plugin, you would pass: –output_checker_kwargs ‘{“image”: {“threshold”: “0.05”}}’

--reader_name <reader_name>

If –reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.myreader_name.myreader_name, The reader_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--reader_kwargs <reader_kwargs>

Specify reader kwargs that should be used for this reader. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--bg_product_name <bg_product_name>

Product to use for background imagery

--bg_reader_name <bg_reader_name>

If –bg_reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.myreader_name.myreader_name, The bg_reader_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--bg_fnames <bg_fnames>

Specify filenames to use for background imagery. If –bg_reader_name included, use specific reader for reading background datafiles.

--gridline_annotator <gridline_annotator>

If –gridline_annotator is passed, the specific gridline params will be located in geoips*.image_utils.plotting_params.gridlines.gridline_annotator, The gridline_annotator string should be the base gridline name (no .yaml)

--feature_annotator <feature_annotator>

If –feature_annotator is passed, the specific feature annotations will be located in geoips*.plugins.yaml.feature_annotators.<feature_annotator>, The feature_annotator string should be the base feature annotator name (no .yaml)

--model_reader_name <model_reader_name>

If –model_reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.my_reader_name.my_reader_name, The model_reader_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--model_fnames <model_fnames>

Specify filenames to use for NWP model data. If –model_reader_name included, use specific reader for reading model datafiles.

--buoy_reader_name <buoy_reader_name>

If –buoy_reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.my_reader_name.my_reader_name, The buoyreadername string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--buoy_fnames <buoy_fnames>

Specify filenames to use for buoy data. If –buoy_reader_name included, use specific reader for reading buoy datafiles.

--aerosol_reader_name <aerosol_reader_name>

If –model_reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.my_reader_name.my_reader_name, The model_reader_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--aerosol_fnames <aerosol_fnames>

If –aerosol_reader_name included, use specific reader for reading aerosol model datafiles.

--fuse_files <fuse_files>

Provide additional files required for fusion product. Files passed under this flag MUST be from the same source. fuse_files may be passed multiple times. Reader name for these files is specified with the fuse_reader flag.

--fuse_reader <fuse_reader>

Provide the reader name for files passed under the fuse_files flag. Only provide one reader to this flag. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, the same number of fuse_readers must be passed in the same order.

--fuse_reader_kwargs <fuse_reader_kwargs>

Provide the reader kwargs for files passed under the fuse_files flag. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string. Only provide one json dict str to this flag. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, the same number of fuse_reader_kwargs must be passed in the same order.

--fuse_product <fuse_product>

Provide the product name for files passed under the fuse_files flag. Only provide one product to this flag. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, the same number of fuse_products must be passed in the same order.

--fuse_resampled_read <fuse_resampled_read>

Identify whether the reader specified for –fuse_files / –fuse_reader perform a resampled_read. If not specified, a resampled read will NOT be performed. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_resampled_read flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_resampled_read flags can be passed.

--fuse_sectored_read <fuse_sectored_read>

Identify whether the reader specified for –fuse_files/–fuse_reader perform a sectored_read. If not specified, a sectored_read will NOT be performed. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_sectored_read flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_sectored_read flags can be passed.

--fuse_self_register_dataset <fuse_self_register_dataset>

Identify the DATASET of the data to which the associated fuse_files should be registerd. If not specified, data will not be registered to a dataset, but the requested area_def. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_self_register_dataset flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_self_register_dataset flags can be passed.

--fuse_self_register_source <fuse_self_register_source>

Identify the SOURCE of the data to which the associated fuse_files should be registerd If not specified, data will not be registered to a dataset, but the requested. area_def. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_self_register_source flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_self_register_source flags can be passed.

--fuse_self_register_platform <fuse_self_register_platform>

Identify the SOURCE of the data to which the associated fuse_files should be registerd. If not specified, data will not be registered to a dataset, but the requested area_def. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_self_register_source flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_self_register_source flags can be passed.

--product_db

Use product database to store product paths created by the procflow

--product_db_writer <product_db_writer>

If –product_db_writer is passed, the specific product database writer will be located in geoips*.plugins.modules.postgres_database. mywriter_name.mywriter_name, The writer_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--product_db_writer_kwargs <product_db_writer_kwargs>

Provide the product db writer kwargs for the plugin passed under the product_db_writer flag. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string. Only provide one json dict str to this flag.

--product_db_writer_override <product_db_writer_override>

Specify product database writer that should be used for each available sector should be formatted as a json dictionary string.

--store_checkpoint_statistics

Store the tracked resource usage statistics for each checkpoint to the backend database.

--composite_output_kwargs_override <composite_output_kwargs_override>

Specify product composite kwargs that should be used for each available sector output. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string.

 WARNING: `geoips run order_based` is experimental and is subject to change. This warning will be removed once this command is stable. 

To use, type geoips run <procflow_name> **<procflow_arguments>. order_based

Run the order_based process workflow (procflow). This procflow executes operations in the order they are specified in the provided workflow plugin. Eventually, this will be the only procflow supported by GeoIPS. ‘–workflow’ is a required argument for this command.

usage: To use, type `geoips run order_based -w <workflow> **<order_based_args>`.

filenames

Fully qualified paths to data files to be processed.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-w <workflow>, --workflow <workflow>

The name of the workflow plugin to execute. REQUIRED.

-o <outdir>, --outdir <outdir>

Path to write output files. Defaults to GEOIPS_OUTDIRS.

-l {INTERACTIVE,INFO,DEBUG,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL}, --logging_level {INTERACTIVE,INFO,DEBUG,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL}

Specify logging config level for GeoIPS commands.

--rebuild_registries {True,False}

Whether or not you want to rebuild plugin registries if you encounter a failure when retrieving a plugin.

--sector_adjuster <sector_adjuster>

Specify sector adjuster to be used within processing, located in: <package>.plugins.modules.sector_adjusters. <myadjuster>.<myadjuster>

--sector_adjuster_kwargs <sector_adjuster_kwargs>

Specify sector_adjuster kwargs that should be used for this sector_adjuster. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--window_start_time <window_start_time>

If specified, only include data between window_start_time and window_end_time. Must be specified with window_end_time. This option will override any default time ranges determined based on potential dynamic sector times. Defaults to None (include all data).

--window_end_time <window_end_time>

If specified, only include data between window_start_time and window_end_time. Must be specified with window_start_time. This option will override any default time ranges determined based on potential dynamic sector times. Defaults to None (include all data).

--tc_spec_template <tc_spec_template>

YAML plugin for creating appropriate TC sector using shape/resolution from current storm location.

--trackfiles <trackfiles>

Specify TC trackfiles to include in processing If –trackfile_sector_list is included, limit to the storms in list If –trackfile_sector_list is not included, process all storms

--trackfile_parser <trackfile_parser>

Specify TC trackfile parser to use with trackfiles, located in: geoips*.plugins.modules.sector_metadata_generators . myparsername.myparsername, The trackfile_parser string should be the parser module name (no .py)

--trackfile_sector_list <trackfile_sector_list>

A list of sector names found specified trackfiles to include in processing. Of format: tc2020io01amphan

--tcdb_sector_list <tcdb_sector_list>

A list of sector names found in tc database to include in processing. Of format: tc2020io01amphan

--tcdb

Call with –tcdb to include the matching TC database sectors within processing If –tcdb_sector_list is also included, limit the storms to those in list If –tcdb_sector_list is not included, process all matching storms.

--sectored_read

Call with –sectored_read to specify to sector the data to specified area_defs during reading (ie, do not read all data into memory in advance).

--resampled_read

Call with –resampled_read to specify to resample the data to specified area_defs during reading (ie, do not read all data into memory in advance). This is required only for some geostationary readers

--self_register_dataset <self_register_dataset>

Specify to register output data to the dataset specified by self_register_dataset option.

--self_register_source <self_register_source>

Specify to register output data to the dataset specified by self_register_dataset / self_register_source options.

--reader_defined_area_def

Call with –reader_defined_area_def to specify to use only area_definition defined within the reader. This option supercedes all other sector-specifying options.

-s <sector_list>, --sector_list <sector_list>

A list of short sector plugin names found within YAML sectorfiles over which the data file should be processed.

--product_name <product_name>

Name of product to produce.

--minimum_coverage <minimum_coverage>

Minimum percent coverage required to produce product. Defaults to 10.

--product_options <product_options>

Specify product specific options (these must be parsed within the individual product scripts)

--product_spec_override <product_spec_override>

Specify product spec fields to override the default specifications. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--output_file_list_fname <output_file_list_fname>

Specify full path to a single file to store the complete list of output files produced during the current run

--compare_path <compare_path>

Specify full path to single directory (with <product> and <output> wildcards) to be used for comparisons for ALL current outputs.

--compare_paths_override <compare_paths_override>

NOT YET IMPLEMENTED Specify dictionary of full paths to directories (with <product> and <output> wildcards) containing output products to compare with current outputs. This should be formatted as a json dictionary string, with YAML output config output_types as keys, and full directory comparison output path as values. Special key “all” will pertain to all output types.

--filename_formatter <filename_formatter>

Specify filename format module_name that should be used for this file, where each filename_module_name is ‘myfilemodule’ where: from geoips*.filenames.myfilemodule import myfilemodule would be the appropriate import statement

--filename_formatter_kwargs <filename_formatter_kwargs>

Specify filename format kwargs that should be used for this filename_formatter. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--metadata_filename_formatter <metadata_filename_formatter>

Specify filename format module_name that should be used for metadata output, where filename_module_name is ‘myfilemodule’ where: geoips.filename_formatters.myfilemodule would be the appropriate entry point

--metadata_filename_formatter_kwargs <metadata_filename_formatter_kwargs>

Specify filename format kwargs that should be used for this metadata_filename_formatter. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--output_formatter <output_formatter>

Specify output format module_name that should be used for this file, each output_formatter is ‘output_formatters.imagery_annotated’ where from geoips*.output_formatters.imagery_annotated import imagery_annotated would be the appropriate import statement

--output_formatter_kwargs <output_formatter_kwargs>

Specify output format kwargs that should be used for this output_formatter. should be formatted as a json dictionary string, ie: ‘{“title_formatter”: “tc_copyright”, “title_copyright”: “NRL”}’

--metadata_output_formatter <metadata_output_formatter>

Specify output format module_name that should be used for metadata output, each output_formatter is ‘myoutputmodule’ where from geoips.output_formatters.myoutputmodule.myoutputmodule would be the appropriate entry point

--metadata_output_formatter_kwargs <metadata_output_formatter_kwargs>

Specify output format kwargs that should be used for this metadata. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string.

--output_config <output_config>

Specify YAML config file holding output modile names and their respective filename modules

--no_presectoring

If true, do not pre-sector data prior to running the algorithm. This is less efficient, but allows the original dataset to be passed to the algorithm in full.

--output_checker_kwargs <output_checker_kwargs>

Output Checker Keyword Arguments. - These keyword arguments get passed through directly to the outputs_match method on the output_checker plugin. - This should be formatted as a json dictionary string, with the first level being the plugin name that the keyword arguments apply to, and the second level being a dictionary of keyword argument name/value pairs. - Ie, for the “threshold” keyword argument in the “image” output_checker plugin, you would pass: –output_checker_kwargs ‘{“image”: {“threshold”: “0.05”}}’

--reader_name <reader_name>

If –reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.myreader_name.myreader_name, The reader_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--reader_kwargs <reader_kwargs>

Specify reader kwargs that should be used for this reader. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--bg_product_name <bg_product_name>

Product to use for background imagery

--bg_reader_name <bg_reader_name>

If –bg_reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.myreader_name.myreader_name, The bg_reader_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--bg_fnames <bg_fnames>

Specify filenames to use for background imagery. If –bg_reader_name included, use specific reader for reading background datafiles.

--gridline_annotator <gridline_annotator>

If –gridline_annotator is passed, the specific gridline params will be located in geoips*.image_utils.plotting_params.gridlines.gridline_annotator, The gridline_annotator string should be the base gridline name (no .yaml)

--feature_annotator <feature_annotator>

If –feature_annotator is passed, the specific feature annotations will be located in geoips*.plugins.yaml.feature_annotators.<feature_annotator>, The feature_annotator string should be the base feature annotator name (no .yaml)

--model_reader_name <model_reader_name>

If –model_reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.my_reader_name.my_reader_name, The model_reader_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--model_fnames <model_fnames>

Specify filenames to use for NWP model data. If –model_reader_name included, use specific reader for reading model datafiles.

--buoy_reader_name <buoy_reader_name>

If –buoy_reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.my_reader_name.my_reader_name, The buoyreadername string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--buoy_fnames <buoy_fnames>

Specify filenames to use for buoy data. If –buoy_reader_name included, use specific reader for reading buoy datafiles.

--aerosol_reader_name <aerosol_reader_name>

If –model_reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.my_reader_name.my_reader_name, The model_reader_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--aerosol_fnames <aerosol_fnames>

If –aerosol_reader_name included, use specific reader for reading aerosol model datafiles.

--fuse_files <fuse_files>

Provide additional files required for fusion product. Files passed under this flag MUST be from the same source. fuse_files may be passed multiple times. Reader name for these files is specified with the fuse_reader flag.

--fuse_reader <fuse_reader>

Provide the reader name for files passed under the fuse_files flag. Only provide one reader to this flag. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, the same number of fuse_readers must be passed in the same order.

--fuse_reader_kwargs <fuse_reader_kwargs>

Provide the reader kwargs for files passed under the fuse_files flag. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string. Only provide one json dict str to this flag. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, the same number of fuse_reader_kwargs must be passed in the same order.

--fuse_product <fuse_product>

Provide the product name for files passed under the fuse_files flag. Only provide one product to this flag. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, the same number of fuse_products must be passed in the same order.

--fuse_resampled_read <fuse_resampled_read>

Identify whether the reader specified for –fuse_files / –fuse_reader perform a resampled_read. If not specified, a resampled read will NOT be performed. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_resampled_read flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_resampled_read flags can be passed.

--fuse_sectored_read <fuse_sectored_read>

Identify whether the reader specified for –fuse_files/–fuse_reader perform a sectored_read. If not specified, a sectored_read will NOT be performed. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_sectored_read flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_sectored_read flags can be passed.

--fuse_self_register_dataset <fuse_self_register_dataset>

Identify the DATASET of the data to which the associated fuse_files should be registerd. If not specified, data will not be registered to a dataset, but the requested area_def. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_self_register_dataset flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_self_register_dataset flags can be passed.

--fuse_self_register_source <fuse_self_register_source>

Identify the SOURCE of the data to which the associated fuse_files should be registerd If not specified, data will not be registered to a dataset, but the requested. area_def. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_self_register_source flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_self_register_source flags can be passed.

--fuse_self_register_platform <fuse_self_register_platform>

Identify the SOURCE of the data to which the associated fuse_files should be registerd. If not specified, data will not be registered to a dataset, but the requested area_def. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_self_register_source flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_self_register_source flags can be passed.

--product_db

Use product database to store product paths created by the procflow

--product_db_writer <product_db_writer>

If –product_db_writer is passed, the specific product database writer will be located in geoips*.plugins.modules.postgres_database. mywriter_name.mywriter_name, The writer_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--product_db_writer_kwargs <product_db_writer_kwargs>

Provide the product db writer kwargs for the plugin passed under the product_db_writer flag. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string. Only provide one json dict str to this flag.

--product_db_writer_override <product_db_writer_override>

Specify product database writer that should be used for each available sector should be formatted as a json dictionary string.

--store_checkpoint_statistics

Store the tracked resource usage statistics for each checkpoint to the backend database.

--composite_output_kwargs_override <composite_output_kwargs_override>

Specify product composite kwargs that should be used for each available sector output. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string.

 WARNING: `geoips run order_based` is experimental and is subject to change. This warning will be removed once this command is stable. 

To use, type geoips run <procflow_name> **<procflow_arguments>. single_source

Run the native geoips single source process workflow. For more information of the arguments available, either run ‘geoips run single_source -h’, or view the arguments set up in geoips.commandline.args:add_args

usage: To use, type `geoips run single_source **<single_source_args>`.

filenames

Fully qualified paths to data files to be processed.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-o <outdir>, --outdir <outdir>

Path to write output files. Defaults to GEOIPS_OUTDIRS.

-l {INTERACTIVE,INFO,DEBUG,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL}, --logging_level {INTERACTIVE,INFO,DEBUG,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL}

Specify logging config level for GeoIPS commands.

--rebuild_registries {True,False}

Whether or not you want to rebuild plugin registries if you encounter a failure when retrieving a plugin.

--sector_adjuster <sector_adjuster>

Specify sector adjuster to be used within processing, located in: <package>.plugins.modules.sector_adjusters. <myadjuster>.<myadjuster>

--sector_adjuster_kwargs <sector_adjuster_kwargs>

Specify sector_adjuster kwargs that should be used for this sector_adjuster. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--window_start_time <window_start_time>

If specified, only include data between window_start_time and window_end_time. Must be specified with window_end_time. This option will override any default time ranges determined based on potential dynamic sector times. Defaults to None (include all data).

--window_end_time <window_end_time>

If specified, only include data between window_start_time and window_end_time. Must be specified with window_start_time. This option will override any default time ranges determined based on potential dynamic sector times. Defaults to None (include all data).

--tc_spec_template <tc_spec_template>

YAML plugin for creating appropriate TC sector using shape/resolution from current storm location.

--trackfiles <trackfiles>

Specify TC trackfiles to include in processing If –trackfile_sector_list is included, limit to the storms in list If –trackfile_sector_list is not included, process all storms

--trackfile_parser <trackfile_parser>

Specify TC trackfile parser to use with trackfiles, located in: geoips*.plugins.modules.sector_metadata_generators . myparsername.myparsername, The trackfile_parser string should be the parser module name (no .py)

--trackfile_sector_list <trackfile_sector_list>

A list of sector names found specified trackfiles to include in processing. Of format: tc2020io01amphan

--tcdb_sector_list <tcdb_sector_list>

A list of sector names found in tc database to include in processing. Of format: tc2020io01amphan

--tcdb

Call with –tcdb to include the matching TC database sectors within processing If –tcdb_sector_list is also included, limit the storms to those in list If –tcdb_sector_list is not included, process all matching storms.

--sectored_read

Call with –sectored_read to specify to sector the data to specified area_defs during reading (ie, do not read all data into memory in advance).

--resampled_read

Call with –resampled_read to specify to resample the data to specified area_defs during reading (ie, do not read all data into memory in advance). This is required only for some geostationary readers

--self_register_dataset <self_register_dataset>

Specify to register output data to the dataset specified by self_register_dataset option.

--self_register_source <self_register_source>

Specify to register output data to the dataset specified by self_register_dataset / self_register_source options.

--reader_defined_area_def

Call with –reader_defined_area_def to specify to use only area_definition defined within the reader. This option supercedes all other sector-specifying options.

-s <sector_list>, --sector_list <sector_list>

A list of short sector plugin names found within YAML sectorfiles over which the data file should be processed.

--product_name <product_name>

Name of product to produce.

--minimum_coverage <minimum_coverage>

Minimum percent coverage required to produce product. Defaults to 10.

--product_options <product_options>

Specify product specific options (these must be parsed within the individual product scripts)

--product_spec_override <product_spec_override>

Specify product spec fields to override the default specifications. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--output_file_list_fname <output_file_list_fname>

Specify full path to a single file to store the complete list of output files produced during the current run

--compare_path <compare_path>

Specify full path to single directory (with <product> and <output> wildcards) to be used for comparisons for ALL current outputs.

--compare_paths_override <compare_paths_override>

NOT YET IMPLEMENTED Specify dictionary of full paths to directories (with <product> and <output> wildcards) containing output products to compare with current outputs. This should be formatted as a json dictionary string, with YAML output config output_types as keys, and full directory comparison output path as values. Special key “all” will pertain to all output types.

--filename_formatter <filename_formatter>

Specify filename format module_name that should be used for this file, where each filename_module_name is ‘myfilemodule’ where: from geoips*.filenames.myfilemodule import myfilemodule would be the appropriate import statement

--filename_formatter_kwargs <filename_formatter_kwargs>

Specify filename format kwargs that should be used for this filename_formatter. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--metadata_filename_formatter <metadata_filename_formatter>

Specify filename format module_name that should be used for metadata output, where filename_module_name is ‘myfilemodule’ where: geoips.filename_formatters.myfilemodule would be the appropriate entry point

--metadata_filename_formatter_kwargs <metadata_filename_formatter_kwargs>

Specify filename format kwargs that should be used for this metadata_filename_formatter. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--output_formatter <output_formatter>

Specify output format module_name that should be used for this file, each output_formatter is ‘output_formatters.imagery_annotated’ where from geoips*.output_formatters.imagery_annotated import imagery_annotated would be the appropriate import statement

--output_formatter_kwargs <output_formatter_kwargs>

Specify output format kwargs that should be used for this output_formatter. should be formatted as a json dictionary string, ie: ‘{“title_formatter”: “tc_copyright”, “title_copyright”: “NRL”}’

--metadata_output_formatter <metadata_output_formatter>

Specify output format module_name that should be used for metadata output, each output_formatter is ‘myoutputmodule’ where from geoips.output_formatters.myoutputmodule.myoutputmodule would be the appropriate entry point

--metadata_output_formatter_kwargs <metadata_output_formatter_kwargs>

Specify output format kwargs that should be used for this metadata. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string.

--output_config <output_config>

Specify YAML config file holding output modile names and their respective filename modules

--no_presectoring

If true, do not pre-sector data prior to running the algorithm. This is less efficient, but allows the original dataset to be passed to the algorithm in full.

--output_checker_kwargs <output_checker_kwargs>

Output Checker Keyword Arguments. - These keyword arguments get passed through directly to the outputs_match method on the output_checker plugin. - This should be formatted as a json dictionary string, with the first level being the plugin name that the keyword arguments apply to, and the second level being a dictionary of keyword argument name/value pairs. - Ie, for the “threshold” keyword argument in the “image” output_checker plugin, you would pass: –output_checker_kwargs ‘{“image”: {“threshold”: “0.05”}}’

--reader_name <reader_name>

If –reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.myreader_name.myreader_name, The reader_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--reader_kwargs <reader_kwargs>

Specify reader kwargs that should be used for this reader. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string

--bg_product_name <bg_product_name>

Product to use for background imagery

--bg_reader_name <bg_reader_name>

If –bg_reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.myreader_name.myreader_name, The bg_reader_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--bg_fnames <bg_fnames>

Specify filenames to use for background imagery. If –bg_reader_name included, use specific reader for reading background datafiles.

--gridline_annotator <gridline_annotator>

If –gridline_annotator is passed, the specific gridline params will be located in geoips*.image_utils.plotting_params.gridlines.gridline_annotator, The gridline_annotator string should be the base gridline name (no .yaml)

--feature_annotator <feature_annotator>

If –feature_annotator is passed, the specific feature annotations will be located in geoips*.plugins.yaml.feature_annotators.<feature_annotator>, The feature_annotator string should be the base feature annotator name (no .yaml)

--model_reader_name <model_reader_name>

If –model_reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.my_reader_name.my_reader_name, The model_reader_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--model_fnames <model_fnames>

Specify filenames to use for NWP model data. If –model_reader_name included, use specific reader for reading model datafiles.

--buoy_reader_name <buoy_reader_name>

If –buoy_reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.my_reader_name.my_reader_name, The buoyreadername string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--buoy_fnames <buoy_fnames>

Specify filenames to use for buoy data. If –buoy_reader_name included, use specific reader for reading buoy datafiles.

--aerosol_reader_name <aerosol_reader_name>

If –model_reader_name is passed, the specific reader will be located in geoips*.readers.my_reader_name.my_reader_name, The model_reader_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--aerosol_fnames <aerosol_fnames>

If –aerosol_reader_name included, use specific reader for reading aerosol model datafiles.

--fuse_files <fuse_files>

Provide additional files required for fusion product. Files passed under this flag MUST be from the same source. fuse_files may be passed multiple times. Reader name for these files is specified with the fuse_reader flag.

--fuse_reader <fuse_reader>

Provide the reader name for files passed under the fuse_files flag. Only provide one reader to this flag. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, the same number of fuse_readers must be passed in the same order.

--fuse_reader_kwargs <fuse_reader_kwargs>

Provide the reader kwargs for files passed under the fuse_files flag. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string. Only provide one json dict str to this flag. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, the same number of fuse_reader_kwargs must be passed in the same order.

--fuse_product <fuse_product>

Provide the product name for files passed under the fuse_files flag. Only provide one product to this flag. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, the same number of fuse_products must be passed in the same order.

--fuse_resampled_read <fuse_resampled_read>

Identify whether the reader specified for –fuse_files / –fuse_reader perform a resampled_read. If not specified, a resampled read will NOT be performed. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_resampled_read flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_resampled_read flags can be passed.

--fuse_sectored_read <fuse_sectored_read>

Identify whether the reader specified for –fuse_files/–fuse_reader perform a sectored_read. If not specified, a sectored_read will NOT be performed. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_sectored_read flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_sectored_read flags can be passed.

--fuse_self_register_dataset <fuse_self_register_dataset>

Identify the DATASET of the data to which the associated fuse_files should be registerd. If not specified, data will not be registered to a dataset, but the requested area_def. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_self_register_dataset flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_self_register_dataset flags can be passed.

--fuse_self_register_source <fuse_self_register_source>

Identify the SOURCE of the data to which the associated fuse_files should be registerd If not specified, data will not be registered to a dataset, but the requested. area_def. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_self_register_source flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_self_register_source flags can be passed.

--fuse_self_register_platform <fuse_self_register_platform>

Identify the SOURCE of the data to which the associated fuse_files should be registerd. If not specified, data will not be registered to a dataset, but the requested area_def. If multiple fuse_files flags are passed, either the same number of fuse_self_register_source flags must be passed in the same order, or no fuse_self_register_source flags can be passed.

--product_db

Use product database to store product paths created by the procflow

--product_db_writer <product_db_writer>

If –product_db_writer is passed, the specific product database writer will be located in geoips*.plugins.modules.postgres_database. mywriter_name.mywriter_name, The writer_name string should be the reader module name (no .py)

--product_db_writer_kwargs <product_db_writer_kwargs>

Provide the product db writer kwargs for the plugin passed under the product_db_writer flag. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string. Only provide one json dict str to this flag.

--product_db_writer_override <product_db_writer_override>

Specify product database writer that should be used for each available sector should be formatted as a json dictionary string.

--store_checkpoint_statistics

Store the tracked resource usage statistics for each checkpoint to the backend database.

--composite_output_kwargs_override <composite_output_kwargs_override>

Specify product composite kwargs that should be used for each available sector output. Should be formatted as a json dictionary string.

geoips test

Run tests implemented in GeoIPS or a separate GeoIPS Package. This could be running a set of linters on a specific package, running a certain integration or normal test script, or running unit tests. Current options are [“linting”, “script”, “unit-test”].

usage: To use, type `geoips test <cmd> <sub-cmd>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

To use, type geoips test <cmd> <sub-cmd>. linting

Run all GeoIPS linters on a specific GeoIPS Package. This will test whether or not the code you wrote adheres to the specified coding conventions set up by GeoIPS. Defaults to the ‘geoips’ package.

usage: To use, type `geoips test linting -p <package-name>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

GeoIPS Package that we want to run linting tests on.

To use, type geoips test <cmd> <sub-cmd>. script

Runs a specific test script (integration-based or normal), found within a certain GeoIPS package. If this is specified as an integration test, this will only work using the ‘geoips’ package. Use ‘–integration’ to specify that the script is integration-based. Defaults to the ‘geoips’ package.

usage: To use, type `geoips test script -p <package-name> <--integration> <script_name>`.

script_name

GeoIPS Script to be tested

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

--package-name {geoips}, -p {geoips}

GeoIPS Package containing the script to be tested

--integration

Whether or not the script is an integration test.

To use, type geoips test <cmd> <sub-cmd>. sector

Create a specific sector image from the provided sector plugin name. This is an easy way to test whether or not the sector plugin you’ve created matches the region of the globe you want to study at the correct resolution. Provided this sector plugin has been added to the plugin registry, this command will work.

If ‘–overlay’ is supplied, your sector will be overlaid on top of the ‘global_cylindrical’ grid in a semi-transparent fashion. Useful for testing the geospatial domain of very small sectors.

usage: To use, type `geoips test sector <sector_name> --overlay --outdir
<output_directory_path>`.

sector_name

Name of the sector plugin to create an image from.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

--outdir <outdir>, -o <outdir>

The output directory to create your sector image in.

--overlay

Overlay this sector on the global_cylindrical grid. Useful for testingsmall sectors, where their domain might be difficult to interpret in a geospatial context.

geoips tree

Print a tree of all of the available GeoIPS CLI commands. This will display every command in a top-down tree which gives a visual structure of how the CLI can be ran. <–max-depth> must be greater than or equal to 0, where depth denotes the level of the command you’d like to display. Ie. <0> geoips <1> list <2> scripts.

usage: To use, type `geoips tree <--max-depth> <int> <--color> <--short-name>`.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

--max-depth <max_depth>

The depth of the command tree to print out.Where depth denotes the level of the command you’d like to display. I.e. <0> geoips <1> list <2> scripts

--color

Whether or not we want to print the tree in a colored fashion.

--short-name

Whether or not we want to print the tree as short names or full names. Full names are ‘geoips -> geoips config -> geoips config install’. Short names are ‘geoips -> config -> install’.

geoips validate

Validate a GeoIPS Plugin found at <file_path>. While this is done under the hood via GeoIPS, this is an easy way to test whether or not the plugin you are developing is valid. If the <file_path> you’re trying to validate is a multi-document YAML file, you’ll also need to provide the name of the plugin within that file for this command to work.

usage: To use, type `geoips validate <file_path> OPT_ARG <plugin_name>`.

file_path

File path which represents a GeoIPS Plugin that we want to validate.

plugin_name

The name of the plugin in the file if applicable. Only useful if your file is a multi-document yaml file.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter

geoips validate

Validate a GeoIPS Plugin found at <file_path>. While this is done under the hood via GeoIPS, this is an easy way to test whether or not the plugin you are developing is valid. If the <file_path> you’re trying to validate is a multi-document YAML file, you’ll also need to provide the name of the plugin within that file for this command to work.

usage: To use, type `geoips validate <file_path> OPT_ARG <plugin_name>`.

file_path

File path which represents a GeoIPS Plugin that we want to validate.

plugin_name

The name of the plugin in the file if applicable. Only useful if your file is a multi-document yaml file.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-log {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}, --log-level {debug,info,warning,interactive,error,critical}

Log level to output when using the CLI.

--warnings {default,error,ignore,always,module,once}

Set the warning level for the CLI. See the warnings module documentation for more information: https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#warning-filter