ConfigCmdRunner

Struct ConfigCmdRunner 

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pub struct ConfigCmdRunner { /* private fields */ }
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ConfigCmdRunner is a struct that holds the configuration file path and provides methods to initialize, set, and show the configuration file.

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impl ConfigCmdRunner

Implementation of ConfigCmdRunner

§Methods

  • new(cfg_file: String) -> ConfigCmdRunner - creates a new instance of ConfigCmdRunner
  • init_file() -> Result<(), std::io::Error> - initializes the configuration file
  • set_cfg_auth(cfg: ConfigFile) -> Result<ConfigFile, std::io::Error> - sets the authentication data in the configuration file
  • set_cfg_jira(cfg: ConfigFile) -> Result<ConfigFile, std::io::Error> - sets the Jira URL in the configuration file
  • setup_cfg(cfg: ConfigFile) -> Result<(), std::io::Error> - sets up the configuration file
  • show_cfg(cfg: ConfigFile) - shows the configuration file
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pub fn new(cfg_file: String) -> ConfigCmdRunner

Creates a new instance of ConfigCmdRunner

§Arguments
  • cfg_file - a String that holds the path to the configuration file
§Returns
  • ConfigCmdRunner - a new instance of ConfigCmdRunner
§Examples
use jirust_cli::runners::cfg_cmd_runner::ConfigCmdRunner;

let cfg_runner = ConfigCmdRunner::new("test_path/to/config/file".to_string());
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pub fn init_file(&self) -> Result<(), Error>

Initializes the configuration file

§Returns
  • Result<(), std::io::Error> - a Result that returns an empty tuple or an error
§Examples
use jirust_cli::runners::cfg_cmd_runner::ConfigCmdRunner;

let cfg_runner = ConfigCmdRunner::new("test_path/to/config/file".to_string());
cfg_runner.init_file();
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pub fn set_cfg_auth(&self, cfg: ConfigFile) -> Result<ConfigFile, Error>

Sets the authentication data in the configuration file

§Arguments
  • cfg - a ConfigFile that holds the configuration data
§Returns
  • Result<ConfigFile, std::io::Error> - a Result that returns the updated ConfigFile or an error
§Examples
use jirust_cli::config::config_file::ConfigFile;
use jirust_cli::runners::cfg_cmd_runner::ConfigCmdRunner;

let cfg_runner = ConfigCmdRunner::new("test_path/to/config/file".to_string());
let cfg = ConfigFile::default();

cfg_runner.set_cfg_auth(cfg);
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pub fn set_cfg_jira(&self, cfg: ConfigFile) -> Result<ConfigFile, Error>

Sets the Jira URL in the configuration file

§Arguments
  • cfg - a ConfigFile that holds the configuration data
§Returns
  • Result<ConfigFile, std::io::Error> - a Result that returns the updated ConfigFile or an error
§Examples
use jirust_cli::config::config_file::ConfigFile;
use jirust_cli::runners::cfg_cmd_runner::ConfigCmdRunner;

let cfg_runner = ConfigCmdRunner::new("test_path/to/config/file".to_string());
let cfg = ConfigFile::default();
cfg_runner.set_cfg_jira(cfg);
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pub fn setup_cfg(&self, cfg: ConfigFile) -> Result<(), Error>

Sets up the configuration file

§Arguments
  • cfg - a ConfigFile that holds the configuration data
§Returns
  • Result<(), std::io::Error> - a Result that returns an empty tuple or an error
§Examples
use jirust_cli::config::config_file::ConfigFile;
use jirust_cli::runners::cfg_cmd_runner::ConfigCmdRunner;

let cfg_runner = ConfigCmdRunner::new("test_path/to/config/file".to_string());
let cfg = ConfigFile::default();
cfg_runner.setup_cfg(cfg);
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pub fn show_cfg(&self, cfg: ConfigFile)

Shows the configuration file data

§Arguments
  • cfg - a ConfigFile that holds the configuration data
§Examples
use jirust_cli::config::config_file::ConfigFile;
use jirust_cli::runners::cfg_cmd_runner::ConfigCmdRunner;

let cfg = ConfigFile::default();

let cfg_runner = ConfigCmdRunner::new("test_path/to/config/file".to_string());
cfg_runner.show_cfg(cfg);

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