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parsecom-importer

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You can import an exported zip file into your parse.com app.
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 Releases
Current version
0.0.3
Total releases
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First release
2013-10-30
Latest release
2013-11-01
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 Development
Primary Language
Ruby
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MIT
Average date of last 50 commits
2013-10-30
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 Dependencies

Runtime

parsecom
>= 0
zipruby
>= 0
 Project Readme

parsecom-import

You can import an exported zip file into your parse.com app.

Installation

$ gem install parse-importer

If you are using rbenv, please don't forget call rehash

$ rbenv rehash

Usage

Set environment variables to connect parse.com

export PARSE_APPLICATION_ID="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
export PARSE_API_KEY="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
export PARSE_MASTER_KEY="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"

Call parse-import command.

$ parse-import 50523f10-2b8a-4bb8-83ef-31d2fa71f82d_1585107803_export.zip

Or, give credentials directly

$ parse-import --appid=xxxxx --apikey=xxxxx --masterkey=xxxxx 50523f10-2b8a-4bb8-83ef-31d2fa71f82d_1585107803_export.zip

Note

The behavior of this command is different from importing json files on the web. Though importing on the web is allowed to set objectId and other reserved columns, this command is not. In short, this command changes objectIds and cannot copy some reserved columns.