
Commit enables following flavours of client's documentation: - docs: featuring mainly CLI and Python API - releasenotes: containing all releases releasenotes Story: 2001058 Task: 5722 Needed-By: Ie064df6f64ee168ad3b5d2dda949b1d14fa7b9d8 Change-Id: I1b0fa11160d8d7d928b4cfbe358ca8c75ed8dd08
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Changing formatting
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Changing displayed columns
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If you want displayed columns in a list operation, ``-c`` option can be used.
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``-c`` can be specified multiple times and the column order will be same as
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the order of ``-c`` options.
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Changing format
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If you want to change the format data is displayed in, you can use ``-f``
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option for that. Format can be specified just once and it affects they way
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the data is printed to the ``STDOUT``. The available formats, data can be
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presented in, can be checked with:
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.. code-block:: text
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monasca <command> --help
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Look for section **output formatters** and the flag ``--format`` or ``-f``.
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In most of the cases you will be able to pick one out of
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``csv``, ``json``, ``table``, ``value``, ``yaml``.
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Affecting the width
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If, for some reason, you are not happy with the width the output has taken, you
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can use ```--max-width {number}``` flag and set the value to
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match your preference. Without that output will not be constrained
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by the terminal width. Alternatively you may want to pass ``--fit-width``
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to fit the output to display width. Remember that these flags
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affect the output only if ``table`` formatter is used.
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