Collecting Application Information In System Migration Using Command Lines

devkit porting sys-mig -c stmt -cf porting/resources/sysmig_default.conf

[2024-03-07 14:24:02,424] [INFO] Start to execute the command: ./devkit porting sys-mig -c stmt -cf porting/resources/sysmig_default.conf -d /usr/local -o /home -t /home/stmt_template_default.csv -l 0
[2024-03-07 14:24:02,425] [INFO] Creating file indexing...
[2024-03-07 14:24:04,580] [INFO] Parsing...
[2024-03-07 14:24:04,580] [INFO] Start Scanning stmt information.
[2024-03-07 14:24:04,581] [INFO] Middleware binary start analysis.
[2024-03-07 14:24:06,513] [INFO] Middleware binary end of analysis.
[2024-03-07 14:24:06,513] [INFO] Middleware binary start analysis.
[2024-03-07 14:24:06,576] [INFO] Middleware package end of analysis.
[2024-03-07 14:24:06,591] [INFO] csv report is created successfully. the file is located in /home/stmt_xx.xx.xx.xx_20240307142402.csv

# DESCRIPTION
#     Configuration file template of the System Migration command line. It takes effect only when -cf or --config is executed.
#     To use this template, delete the template comments below the help information and set the parameters. Note that parameters in the command line take precedence
#     over those in the configuration file. If parameters have been set in the command line, the parameters in the configuration file do not take effect.
# OPTIONS
# command {stmt,sbom}
#     Type of information to be collected. The options are (default) stmt and sbom. Stmt generates a CSV report, and sbom generates a detailed HTML or JSON report.
# directory <path> [<path> ...]
#     Directory of scanning for collected information. You can enter multiple directories (the current directory by default).
#     Separate multiple directories with spaces. If the name of the folder to be scanned contains spaces, use single quotation marks(') to mark the parameter.
# output <path>
#     Report output directory. (The default is the report directory where the binary file is located.)
# template <file>
#     This parameter is used in stmt mode. Enter the template path of the CSV report. (By default, the CSV report is generated based on the built-in template.)
#     For details about the template, see ./resources/stmt_template_default.csv.
#     Built-in variables used in the template include ${cpuCores}, ${memory}, ${middleware}, ${dbType}, ${osSystem}, ${ip}, and ${hostName}, and they cannot be modified.
# format {html,json} [{html,json} ...]
#     Format of the report generated in sbom mode. The options are HTML and json. You can select multiple report formats. The default value is HTML.
#     Separate multiple reports with spaces(Example: -f html json).
# exclude-fields {version,checkOutPath} [{version,checkOutPath} ...]
#     Parameters hidden in sbom mode. The optional parameters are version and checkOutPath, and they can be selected at the same time.
#     Version indicates the component version number and checkOutPath indicates the component checkout path. Separate multiple parameters with spaces.
# log-level {0,1,2,3}
#     Log level. The options are 0(DEBUG), 1(INFO), 2(WARNING), and 3(ERROR). The default value is 1(INFO).
# [stmt]
#     directory=
#     output=
#     template=
#     log-level=
# [sbom]
#     directory=
#     output=
#     format=
#     exclude-fields=
#     log-level=

• To use this template, delete the template comments below the help information and set the parameters.

  For example, delete the comment tags in [stmt] or [sbom] and add your own configurations.

• Parameters in the command line take precedence over those in the configuration file. If parameters have been set in the command line, the parameters in the configuration file do not take effect.

 devkit porting sys-mig -c stmt -t template/stmt_tempalte_default.csv

The default template location of the -t/--template parameter is porting/template/stmt_tempalte_default.csv.

The template is a CSV file that contains two rows of information. The first row is the information to be searched for, and the second row is the internal variable of the searched information. For the internal variables, you can delete or move them, but cannot modify them.