Add an ACLI Provider

[Phillipus]

This is now implemented.

Open to suggestions to change the CL parameters which are:

--portico.import "mymodel.archimate" --portico.replace

BTW - there is also a Feature project which makes things easier when you run from Eclipse.

[jbsarrodie]

--portico.replace

If this option is equivalent to the "update" GUI option, then why not simply call it --portico.update or --portico.allowUpdate?

BTW: I sometime wonder if portico is the right name to use. At least, for not native speaker it doesn't ring a bell.

[Phillipus]

Sure, why not.

BTW: I sometime wonder if portico is the right name to use. At least, for not native speaker it doesn't ring a bell.

I think this should eventually be part of the Archi core and this plugin is the "punkworks" project until we get it all working. :-)

[Phillipus]

I think this should eventually be part of the Archi core and this plugin is the "punkworks" project until we get it all working. :-)

And then name it something plain like com.archimatetool.com.importer

[jbsarrodie]

I think this should eventually be part of the Archi core and this plugin is the "punkworks" project until we get it all working. :-)

And then name it something plain like com.archimatetool.com.importer

Agree :-)

[Phillipus]

Agree :-)

I'll rename the ACLI arguments accordingly.

We should continue and beta test in this separate plug-in and then when we think it's bug free we can put it in Archi core code.

[Phillipus]

Current CLI options are:

--importModel "mymodel.archimate" --importModel.update --importModel.updateAll

--updateAll implies --update

[Phillipus]

I wonder if we could improve that to something like:

--importModel.update "all" | "none" | "objects"

[jbsarrodie]

I suppose that --importModel.update set "update" mode on and --importModel.updateAll does the same but also update model and top level folders ?

I wonder if we could improve that to something like:
--importModel.update "all" | "none" | "objects"

I have two issues with this:

1. It is longer than simply --importModel.update or --importModel.updateAll
2. I don't find objects very intuitive but I can't find a better wording

So I would stick with your first suggestion

[Phillipus]

I suppose that --importModel.update set "update" mode on and --importModel.updateAll does the same but also update model and top level folders ?

Yes, that's it