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Executes a command on the remote system described by the supplied path.
| Path | string uniquely identifies an entry |
| args | Array of strings Array of arguments to the executable |
| cmd | string Name of the executable to invoke |
| opts | object (ExecOptions are options that can be passed as part of an Exec call.) These are not identical to plugin.ExecOptions because initially the API only supports receiving a string of input, not a reader. |
{- "args": [
- "string"
], - "cmd": "string",
- "opts": {
- "input": "string"
}
}Recursively descends the given path, returning all children that satisfy the given RQL query.
| Path | string uniquely identifies an entry |
| Mindepth | integer <int64> Mindepth is the minimum depth. Descendants at lesser depths are not included in the RQL's returned list of entries. Depth starts from 0. For example, given paths "foo", "foo/bar", "foo/bar/baz", assume "foo" is the start path. Then "foo" is at depth 0, "foo/bar" is at depth 1, "foo/bar/baz" is at depth 2, etc. |
| Maxdepth | integer <int64> Maxdepth is the maximum depth. Descendants at greater depths are not included in the RQL's returned list of entries. See Mindepth's comments to understand how depth is calculated. |
| Fullmeta | boolean Fullmeta is short for "full metadata". If set, then meta primary queries act on the entry's full metadata, and the returned list of entries will include the entry's full metadata. If unset then the RQL uses the partial metadata instead. Note that setting Fullmeta could result in O(N) extra requests to fetch the metadata, where N is the number of visited entries. Using the partial metadata (unsetting Fullmeta) does not result in any extra request. |