Introduction
The smileutil tool is a standalone command-line tool distributed with Smile CDR that contains a number of utility functions for maintenance and operation of Smile CDR.
It is located in the bin/ directory of the Smile CDR installation.
The smileutil tool has a number of supported functions, called commands. Each command has a name and a set of supported arguments.
You can see a list of supported commands by simply issuing the command smileutil. For example:
$ bin/smileutil
Usage:
smileutil {command} [options]
Commands:
hl7v2-analyze-flatfile - Test mapping a flat file of HL7 v2.x messages to
FHIR using Smile CDR's converter
hl7v2-transmit-flatfile - Transmit HL7 v2.x messages using a flat file as a
source
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You can also see the list of supported arguments for a given command by issuing the command smileutil help [commandname]. For example:
$ bin/smileutil help upload-csv-etl-import-file
Usage:
smileutil upload-csv-etl-import-file [options]
Options:
-b,--basic-auth <arg> If specified, this parameter supplies a username
and password (in the format "username:password") to
include in an HTTP Basic Auth header
-f,--filename <arg> The filename to include
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The --debug flag can be added to all smileutil commands in order to enable verbose debug logging. With this flag set, a file containing the output will also be created called output.log in the current directory.