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[FEATURE] AtlasMap CLI runner
See original GitHub issueAn interesting piece to add to AtlasMap is some generic support to quickly test a mapping generated with AtlasMap designer.
This is still an initial idea that can be discussed further but a simple User Story could resemble the following one:
I’m an AtlasMap user (either standalone or Syndesis), I design my mapping and export the configuration.
I want to easily consume the configuration in a CLI tool, monitoring for example the in/ folder and automatically put in an out/ folder the output.
The idea is that a Camel based program brings up all this and a user just needs to drop files in a folder (or pass them at CLI) and check the result.
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It’s really a UX thing. A typical invocation for Maven plugin has this shape:
mvn com.googlecode.maven-download-plugin:download-maven-plugin:1.3.0:help -Ddetail -Dgoal=wgetand assumes you have both maven and java installed.We are looking for something more immediate, that might resembles more:
./atlasmap ./input ./outputI guess that a
java -jar atlasmap-cli.jarcould be acceptable if we cannot go the native way.bringing @chirino on this conversation in case he wants to share ideas.
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