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A command-line tool to backup and restore Google Cloud Datastore Entities via local
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A command-line tool to backup and restore Google Cloud Datastore Entities via local

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tirds
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``tirds`` is a command-line tool to backup and restore Google Cloud Datastore Entities via local.

``tirds`` stands for `Totte IRete DaSu(DataStore) `_.

You can back up Google Cloud Datastore entities, and restore them. Backups are saved to Google Cloud Storage. For details, see `Backing Up and Restoring `_.

But if you move a backup to another bucket, you will not be able to restore it. Because the ``backup_info`` file that is metadata of the backup includes the bucket name.

``tirds`` downloads a backup contains ``backup_info`` and blob files from the specified bucket, and uploads it to another bucket after replacing the bucket name in the ``backup_info``.

Installation
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To install, use ``pip``.

.. code-block:: bash

$ pip install tirds

Usage
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.. code-block:: bash

$ tirds -h

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Download backup
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Download a backup from Google Cloud Storage.

.. code-block:: bash

$ tirds download --out OUTDIR --key-file KEYFILE handle

You can get ``handle`` from datastore admin.

.. image:: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/drillbits/tirds/master/doc/datastore_admin.png

.. image:: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/drillbits/tirds/master/doc/datastore_admin_backup_info.png

``KEYFILE`` is a path to the private key file for Service Account.

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Upload backup
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Upload a backup to Google Cloud Storage after replacing the bucket name.

.. code-block:: bash

$ tirds upload --key-file KEYFILE srcdir bucket

``srcdir`` is a path to the backup.

``bucket`` is a bucket name that is the upload destination and to be replaced with original bucket name.