Download and Install the TRS Commons CLI

The TRS Commons CLI is useful for programmatic uploading and downloading of files from Windows, MacOS, and Linux clients (e.g. your laptop) to and from TRS Commons. Installation and testing for Windows and Linux OS are described below.

Under My Home Assets, click on the How to create assets button to find links to the TRS Commons CLI, and the button to generate the temporary authorization key that you'll use with the CLI.

Windows

Click the Windows download button to place the zip file and double click it in the browser footer to open it.

Click on Extract all to decompress the trs CLI and browse to select the Desktop as the destination for the trs.exe file. NOTE: On FDA laptops, you will need to install the trs.exe file in C:\temp\ or you will get a permissions error when trying to run it.

Using the Windows start menu, bring up a Command Prompt window with the trs.exe file visible in a file explorer side-by-side. Drag trs.exe onto the Command Prompt window to expand the full path the executable and add --version and hit return.

First, copy a file ID to test downloading, and retrieve an authorization key that is required for all file transfers.

# Provide the auth key
set key=<paste key>

# Download the selected file
C:\Users\oserang\Desktop\trs.exe download -key <key> -file-id file-GJv1zKj0Kj2vzFP4Gg475ZyX-1

# Copy it to a new file and upload it
copy foo2.txt moo2.txt
C:\Users\oserang\Desktop\trs.exe upload-file -file moo2.txt

dir *.txt
11/26/2022  04:26 PM                15 foo2.txt
11/26/2022  04:26 PM                15 moo2.txt 

Linux

Copy the download URL and install and test uploading and downloading files. First, copy a file ID to test downloading, and retrieve an authorization key that is required for all file transfers.

-- Install trs CLI
wget <paste URL from CLI download>
tar xf trs-linux-<version>.tar.gz 
mv trs /usr/bin/
trs --version

-- Provide the auth key
key="<paste key>"

-- Download the selected file
trs download -key $key -file-id file-GJv1zKj0Kj2vzFP4Gg475ZyX-1

-- Copy it to a new file and upload it
cp foo2.txt moo2.txt
trs upload-file -key $key -file moo2.txt

ls *.txt
foo2.txt  moo2.txt