Repository: trade-tariff-tools
This repo is used as a wastebasket for general workflows and scripts that the tariff team need as part of our release and other processes
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This repo is used as a wastebasket for general workflows and scripts that the tariff team need as part of our release and other processes
bin/fetch-commodities
In order to run this script you will need the requests library and a relatively recent version of python (I’m on 3.11.4)
I installed requests by running:
pip install requests
Update the commodities.txt file with your commodities
And run the script with:
./fetch-commodities
In VScode for windows you should be able to right click the python file and hit run
This should print a markdown table you can copy into your Stop Press Notice
For example, this will produce:
| Commodity Code |
Description |
|
3824999214
|
Other |
|
1516209831
|
Consigned from the United Kingdom |
|
1516209822
|
Consigned from the United Kingdom |
|
1516209823
|
Consigned from China |
|
1516209832
|
Consigned from China |
|
1518009122
|
Consigned from the United Kingdom |
|
1518009123
|
Consigned from China |
|
1518009131
|
Consigned from the United Kingdom |
bin/ecsexec.sh
Script to get an ECS Exec shell up on the AWS environment you are currently in. By default it will start a rails console
Its intended copied to the AWS Console where there are limited shell tools but will probably work fine locally with AWS Session Manager
ecsexec.sh <service> [<command>]
eg, to get a rails console for the XI service
ecsexec.sh xi
eg, to start a bash shell for the UK service
ecsexec.sh uk sh
eg, to run a rake task for XI
ecsexec.sh xi "bundle exec rake tariff:jobs"