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 ==== Features ==== ==== Features ====
-  * Can be used by any Windows user that has access to the machine 
   * Support for project parameters   * Support for project parameters
   * Notifications about project failures by email or using a webhook   * Notifications about project failures by email or using a webhook
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   * Running projects synchronously or asynchronously (fire & forget)   * Running projects synchronously or asynchronously (fire & forget)
   * Support for file repositories as well as Server-hosted   * Support for file repositories as well as Server-hosted
 +  * Licensed per installation, can be used by any Windows user that has access to the machine
  
 ==== Installation and configuration ==== ==== Installation and configuration ====
 Download the utility from the [[https://easymorph.com/download/all-downloads.html|"All downloads"]] page and run it. The utility installer creates two executables: Download the utility from the [[https://easymorph.com/download/all-downloads.html|"All downloads"]] page and run it. The utility installer creates two executables:
-  * Morph.Cmd.exe - the command-line utility itself+  * morph-cmd.exe - the command-line utility itself
   * Morph.Cmd.Config.exe - the configurator tool with a GUI   * Morph.Cmd.Config.exe - the configurator tool with a GUI
  
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 Run project without parameters: Run project without parameters:
-  Morph.Cmd.exe myproject.morph+  morph-cmd.exe myproject.morph
      
 Project [[parameters]] can be defined from the command line as well. If a project parameter is not defined from the command line then it keeps its default value. If a parameter name or parameter value contains spaces then it must be wrapped in double quotes. Project [[parameters]] can be defined from the command line as well. If a project parameter is not defined from the command line then it keeps its default value. If a parameter name or parameter value contains spaces then it must be wrapped in double quotes.
  
 Run project with parameters: Run project with parameters:
-  Morph.Cmd.exe myproject.morph /param:Year=2015 /param:"File name"="C:\My Documents\input.csv"+  morph-cmd.exe myproject.morph /param:Year=2015 /param:"File name"="C:\My Documents\input.csv"
    
 Run project asynchronously without parameters: Run project asynchronously without parameters:
-  Morph.Cmd.exe /runasync myproject.morph+  morph-cmd.exe /runasync myproject.morph
  
 Generate documentation from the command line (the project is not run, only documentation is generated): Generate documentation from the command line (the project is not run, only documentation is generated):
-  Morph.Cmd.exe /document myproject.morph+  morph-cmd.exe /document myproject.morph
  
 ==== Logs ==== ==== Logs ====
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 The project log directory can be specified using option ''/projectLogPath'', for instance: The project log directory can be specified using option ''/projectLogPath'', for instance:
  
-  Morph.Cmd.exe myproject.morph /projectLogPath:"C:\logs\easymorph"+  morph-cmd.exe myproject.morph /projectLogPath:"C:\logs\easymorph"
      
 In this case, all project logs will be written into the specified directory. In this case, all project logs will be written into the specified directory.
command_line.txt · Last modified: 2022/10/05 17:48 by dmitry
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