scag-setup – Setup Gramine Scaffolding application

Synopsis

scag setup [OPTIONS]

scag-setup [OPTIONS]

Description

This command is used to configure the Scaffolding project. As an output, the configuration file is generated. The file contains all necessary information required to build the project. Each framework can define additional specific for it options.

Options

--bootstrap: Initialize an empty directory with an example application from the given framework.

--framework <framework>

The framework used by the scaffolded application. Currently, we support following frameworks:

Plain Python
Flask
Node.js
Express.js
Koa.js
Java JAR files
Java with Gradle build system
.NET

--project_dir <dir>: The directory of the application to scaffold.

--passthrough_env: Pass specific environment variables from the Docker environment into the Gramine process. The user can use this option multiple times to add many environment variables.

Python Options

--application: Python application main script.

Node.js Options

--application: Node.js application main script.

Express.js

--application: Express.js application main script.

Koa.js

--application: Koa.js application main script.

Java JAR files Options

--application: Java JAR application.

Java Gradle build system

--application: Specify the JAR file to be executed. This file should be one of the JARs generated by the Gradle build, typically located in the build/libs/ directory.

.NET Options

--build_config: Build configuration (Debug/Release)

--project_file: Application’s main project file

Files

Example of the generated file (from scag-quickstart --framework=python_plain --application=hello_world.py):

[application]
framework = "python_plain"
sgx = true

[gramine]
passthrough_env = []

[python_plain]
application = "hello_world.py"

Exit status

On success, exits with 0. On failures, exits non-zero and prints diagnostics to stderr.