Joda Instructions

Step 1

Run the following bash commands

pip install redis
pip install flask

Download Joda and extract

Download using this link: http://cl.ly/1H2r2j1R3Z3t

And then

tar vxzf joda.tgz
pushd joda

we are using master.dev.jut.io as an example.

first, edit the file analyzer.cfg with correct information:

consumer section determines where you want the result to be dumped to
- stdout means dumping results to the console
- redis means storing result into a redis server and you have to spply additional details like host port and password
client_id and client_secret can be obtained via the following procedure
- click your username on top right
- click My Account
- click Authorizations
- there you have the client_id and client_secret
in the de section, change auth_url to https://master-auth.dev.jut.io
in the de section, change data_url to https://data-engine-52-10-215-103.dev.jutdata.io:3100
- open the Explorer
- open browser's debugging console, go to the "Network" Tab
- click Run on any of the juttle cells
- in the Network tab, you will find several requests with name job
- in these jobs request, inspect the headers, you will see something like Request URL:https://data-engine-52-10-215-103.dev.jutdata.io:3100/api/v1/jobs
**All the above information can be obtained through the advanced config tab of any running reciever'

start running program and pipe result into redis

$> redis-server &
$> python analyzer.py -j analysis.juttle -c analyzer.cfg

The juttle program has finished running and has stored the result in the redis data base. To view the data, do the following:

$> redis-cli
$> keys *

If you would like to view the value of one of the shown above, do

$> redis-cli
$> get <key>