Find Document
Seaches for a document.
Command
# local game data (windows)
Charon.exe DATA FIND --dataBase "c:\my app\gamedata.json" --schema Character --id John
# remote game data
Charon.exe DATA FIND --dataBase "https://charon.live/view/data/My_Game/develop/" --schema Character --id John --credentials "<API-Key>"
Parameters
- --dataBase
Absolute or relative path to game data. Use quotation marks if your path contains spaces.
# local file --dataBase "c:\my app\gamedata.json" # remote server --dataBase "https://charon.live/view/data/My_Game/develop/"
- --credentials
The API key used to access remote server in case of –dataBase being URL.
- --schema
Name or identifier of the type (schema) of document.
# name --schema Item # id --schema 55a4f32faca22e191098f3d9
- --id
Identifier of document.
# text --id Sword # number --id 101
- --output
Path to a found document file. If the file exists, it will be overwritten. The directory must already exist. Alternatively, you can output to Standard Error, Standard Output, /dev/null, or a URL.
# standart output (default) --output out --output con # standart error --output err # null device --output null # absolute path (windows) --output "c:\my app\document.json" # absolute path (unix) --output /user/data/document.json # relative path (universal) --output "./document.json" # remote location (HTTP) --output "http://example.com/document.json" # remote location with authentication (FTP) --output "ftp://user:password@example.com/document.json"
- --outputFormat
Format of exported data.
# JSON (default) --outputFormat json # BSON --outputFormat bson # Message Pack --outputFormat msgpack # XML --outputFormat xml
- --outputFormattingOptions
Additional options for specified format.
This command supports universal parameters.