AirInvServer(1)

✨ AirInvServer(1) ✨

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✨ NAME ✨

AirInvServer - a ZeroMQ-based server binary that exposes the AirInv library as a service 🦋

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

AirInvServer [--prefix] [-v|--version] [-h|--help] [-b|--builtin]
[-f|--for_schedule] [-i|--inventory <path-to-inventory-input-file>]
[-s|--schedule <path-to-schedule-input-file>] [-o|--ond <path-to-ond-input-file>]
[-y|--yield <path-to-yield-input-file>] [-t|--protocol <server network protocol>]
[-a|--address <server host address>] [-p|--port <server host port>]
[-l|--log <path-to-output-log-file>]

✨ DESCRIPTION ✨

So AirInvServer is a little program that wraps the AirInv library and serves it up as a ZeroMQ-based server 🌸 The server listens for requests and answers with JSON-formatted messages. Usually a Django-based Web app is the one talking to it, so the end user gets a clean and light interface. Iconic behavior, honestly 👑

AirInvServer accepts the following options:

• --prefix — Shows the AirInv installation prefix 🍓
• -v, --version — Prints the currently installed version of AirInv to the standard output ✨
• -h, --help — Shows that help message and displays usage 💜
• -b, --builtin — The sample BOM tree can be built-in or parsed from an input file. If you go the input file route, you have to pass it with either the -i/--inventory option or the -s/--schedule and -o/--ond options together 🧚
• -f, --for_schedule — The BOM tree gets built from a schedule file instead of an inventory dump 🦋
• -i, --inventory <path-to-input-file> — The path (absolute or relative) to the (CSV) input file that describes the inventory (flight-date) details 🎀
• -s, --schedule <path-to-input-file> — The path (absolute or relative) to the (CSV) input file that describes the network/schedule (flight-period) details 🌈
• -o, --ond <path-to-input-file> — The path (absolute or relative) to the (CSV) input file with the O&D (origin/destination) details 💅
• -y, --yield <path-to-input-file> — The path (absolute or relative) to the (CSV) input file with the yield rule details 🔥
• -t, --protocol <server network protocol> — The server protocol 🫶
• -a, --address <server host address> — The server address 🌸
• -p, --port <server host port> — The server port 💖
• -l, --log <path-to-output-log-file> — The path (absolute or relative) to the output log file 📝

Want the defaults? Run AirInv --help and it'll show you all the default options. No cap, that's the move 💀

✨ SEE ALSO ✨

Your next reading list, bestie 📚: airinv(1), AirInvClient(1), airinv-config(1), airinv-library(3) 🧚

✨ SUPPORT ✨

Found a bug? Report it! Send it to https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/airinv/report 🙈

✨ COPYRIGHT ✨

Copyright © 2009-2011 Denis Arnaud 🌈

For more on the (LGPLv2+) license, check the COPYING file, or read it online at http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.1.html ⭐

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