Dria CLI is a command-line tool that can be used to interact with Dria locally.
Dria CLI requires NodeJS (>= 18.0.0) & Docker to be installed on your machine, and is available on NPM. It can be installed to your system with:
npm i -g dria-cli
You can see available commands with dria help
, which outputs:
dria <command>
Commands:
dria pull [contract] Pull a knowledge to your local machine.
dria serve [contract] Serve a local knowledge.
dria clear [contract] Clear local knowledge.
dria fetch <txid> Fetch an existing index on Arweave.
dria extract <zip-path> Extract a compressed knowledge.
dria set-contract <contract> Set default contract.
dria config Show default configurations.
dria list List all local knowledge.
dria stop Stop serving knowledge.
Options:
--help Show help [boolean]
--version Show version number [boolean]
-v, --verbose Show extra information [boolean] [default: false]
[!WARNING]
If you are using Docker with
sudo
only, you must use the Dria CLI withsudo
as well, since it needs access to Docker in the background. Otherwise, the CLI will not be able to detect your Docker engine. See more here.
A Dria knowledge is stored on blockchain, and we can pull that knowledge to our local machine with the pull
command:
dria pull <contract>
dria pull # use configured contract
After pulling a knowledge, you can serve the HNSW index over it with:
dria serve <contract>
dria serve # use configured contract
The served HNSW index runs in the background, and you can stop it anytime with:
dria stop
You can download an existing HNSW index that lives in RocksDB and is zipped & uploaded to Arweave, which is much a faster option than dria pull
command for an existing index.
dria fetch <txid>
Note that the argument here is not the knowledge ID (i.e. the corresponding Arweave contract txID); instead, it is the transaction ID of the bundling transaction where the RocksDB folder was zipped & uploaded to Arweave.
The previously mentioned fetch command downloads a zip file from Arweave & extracts it. However, in some cases you might have the knowledge on another platform that is easier to access compared to downloading from Arweave, especially if internet connection is an issue. For such cases, we have the extract command which simply unzips the compressed knowledge under Dria's data directory.
dria extract <zip-path>
You can set the default contract with set-contract
command. When a contract is set by default, [contract]
can be omitted such that the CLI will use the default one. To see the defaults:
# view configurations
dria config
# change contract
dria set-contract <contract>
You can print out the list of contracts pulled or fetched so far, along with their last modification date, with the command:
dria list
[!NOTE]
If a knowledge has new data inserted to it, you will have to pull it again to catch up.
To clear up some space by deleting a knowledge, use:
dria clear <contract>
dria clear # use configured contract
To setup the repository locally, first you must clone it:
git clone https://github.com/firstbatchxyz/dria-cli.git
cd dria-cli
Then, install packages with:
yarn install
You can run the CLI as if you are calling npx dria
with the following command:
yarn dria
You can lint & check formatting with:
yarn lint
yarn format
See LICENSE.