jikkou config set-context

Configure a context with the provided arguments.

Synopsis

Configures the specified context with the provided arguments. A context stores a reference to a configuration file and/or inline configuration properties. If the context already exists, it will be updated.

After setting a context, use jikkou config use-context to switch to it.

jikkou config set-context <context-name> [flags]

Examples

# Create a context with inline Kafka bootstrap server
jikkou config set-context localhost \
  --config-props=provider.kafka.config.client.bootstrap.servers=localhost:9092

# Create a context pointing to a configuration file
jikkou config set-context production --config-file=/path/to/production.conf

# Create a context with a properties file
jikkou config set-context staging --config-props-file=/path/to/staging.properties

# Create a context with provider-scoped properties
jikkou config set-context dev \
  --provider kafka \
  --config-props=client.bootstrap.servers=kafka-dev:9092

# Create a context with a config prefix
jikkou config set-context dev \
  --config-prefix=provider.kafka.config \
  --config-props=client.bootstrap.servers=kafka-dev:9092

Options

Flag	Default	Description
`--config-file`		Path to a Jikkou configuration file
`--config-props`		Inline configuration properties as key=value pairs (repeatable)
`--config-props-file`		Path(s) to one or more configuration properties files (repeatable)
`--provider`		Name of the provider to which this configuration should be attached
`--config-prefix`		Prefix to apply to all configuration property keys

Arguments

Argument	Description
`context-name`	(required) The name of the context to configure

Options inherited from parent commands

Flag	Description
`--logger-level=<level>`	Log level: TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR