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rdms:access:other [2025/02/10 14:46] – [Other Clients] typos giuliordms:access:other [2025/02/10 14:52] (current) – [Other Clients] added bold giulio
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 Except iBridges GUI, all of the presented clients are commandline-based, so familiarity with the CLI is expected. Due to being CLI clients, all presented tools can be used to automate tasks using (simple) scripts. A presentation of such scrips is outside of the scope of this section. Except iBridges GUI, all of the presented clients are commandline-based, so familiarity with the CLI is expected. Due to being CLI clients, all presented tools can be used to automate tasks using (simple) scripts. A presentation of such scrips is outside of the scope of this section.
  
-**Note**: The RDMS support team can't help you with problems with these clients. In case of trouble, your first point of contact should be the developers of the respective clients! +**Note**: The RDMS support team **can't help you with problems with these clients**. In case of trouble, your first point of contact should be the developers of the respective clients! 
  
 ===== Python iRODS Client ===== ===== Python iRODS Client =====
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 A UG researcher provides a pre-configured Docker image for this. Please have a look at the [[https://git.lwp.rug.nl/chimera/irods-icommands|official documentation in Gitlab]].  A UG researcher provides a pre-configured Docker image for this. Please have a look at the [[https://git.lwp.rug.nl/chimera/irods-icommands|official documentation in Gitlab]]. 
  
-The image comes pre-configures with the iCommands package. To see how to use the different available commands, please refer to the [[rdms:access:linux:icommands|iCommands wiki section]].+The image comes pre-configured with the iCommands package. To see how to use the different available commands, please refer to the [[rdms:access:linux:icommands|iCommands wiki section]].
  
 ===== gocommands ===== ===== gocommands =====
-The official CLI tool of iRODS, the [[rdms:access:linux:icommands|iCommands]], are only available for certain Linux distributions. While it is possible, to use a Docker container to make the iCommands available on unsupported devices, using [[https://github.com/cyverse/gocommands|gocommands]] can be another alternative for these systems. +The official CLI tool of iRODS, the [[rdms:access:linux:icommands|iCommands]], are only available for certain Linux distributions. While it is possible to use a Docker container to make the iCommands available on unsupported devices, using [[https://github.com/cyverse/gocommands|gocommands]] can be another alternative for these systems. 
  
 Gocommands is written in Golang and the developer provides binaries for different operating systems (Windows, Mac, Linux, etc). It is very simple to use and basically only requires a configuration file and having the binary present on the local system. No further installation steps are needed.  Gocommands is written in Golang and the developer provides binaries for different operating systems (Windows, Mac, Linux, etc). It is very simple to use and basically only requires a configuration file and having the binary present on the local system. No further installation steps are needed. 
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 pip install ibridges pip install ibridges
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 For more info on how to use iBridges, look at the official [[https://ibridges.readthedocs.io/en/latest/|iBridges documention]] as well as the [[https://github.com/iBridges-for-iRODS/iBridges/tree/develop/tutorials|examples provided in the iBridges Github repository]].  For more info on how to use iBridges, look at the official [[https://ibridges.readthedocs.io/en/latest/|iBridges documention]] as well as the [[https://github.com/iBridges-for-iRODS/iBridges/tree/develop/tutorials|examples provided in the iBridges Github repository]]. 
 ==== iBridges GUI ==== ==== iBridges GUI ====