larsClient allows you to add assets to LARS, to list assets and to delete assets. Like Liberty itself, larsClient requires Java. For full details of command line parameters, run bin/larsClient help.
Either download larsCient.zip from IBM or build it yourself following the instructions in Building LARS
Unzip larsClient.zip and then run larsClient to upload an asset. You can add an asset by specifying the file containing that asset:
bin/larsClient upload --url=http://localhost:9080/ma/v1 --username=admin --password userFeature.esa
Enter your password when prompted. You should see a message saying that the feature has been uploaded. You can also add multiple assets by specifying the name of a directory that directly contains those assets. Note that larsClient does not search subdirectories for assets when you do this.
bin/larsClient upload --url=http://localhost:9080/ma/v1 --username=admin --password /home/liberty/wlp-featureRepo-19.0.0.9/features/19.0.0.9/
You can list all assets in LARS as follows:
bin/larsClient listAll --url=http://localhost:9080/ma/v1
If you changed the config to require authentication for the user role, you'll need to provide your username and password as you did when adding an asset. You should see some output like this:
Listing all assets in the repository:
Asset ID | Asset Type | Liberty Version | Asset Name
54da04d8735612bfdb13bf56 | Feature | | com.ibm.ws.test.userFeature
You can delete an asset from LARS using the delete command by specifying the ID of the asset. The list command shows the asset ID:
bin/larsClient delete --url=http://localhost:9080/ma/v1 --username=adminUser --password 123456789103456789