Update registry commands, unpublish, add some nicer messages

[joehand]

• Fixed some bugs in the registry commands
• Use dat.json better again for publish + unpublish
• Add unpublish

• fix expired jwt token msg dat publish: better error message when 'jwt expired'  #791

Login:

Publish:

Unpublish

[pfrazee]

Per our IRC conversation --

Could we add a Registry: or Server: line to the login process, which has a default value of datproject.org? I think it's pretty important to convey that datproject.org is a good default, but not hardwired into dat cli.

[okdistribute]

It'd be cool if you could do dat publish <server> which would be a proxy for --server=

I think in the dat publish text, instead of 'datproject.org will live update when you are syncing your dat', maybe it could say something with the actual command with color: 'Don't forget to keep your data online by using dat share before sharing your link'

[joehand]

Okay, I'll do a few updates:

• dat login and dat register requires server option (either dat login datproject.org or dat login --server datproject.org).
  • if server not specified then prompt for server
  • default to datproject.org as server on prompt
• dat publish, dat logout, and dat whoami:
  • print your current server (obtained from current login via township)
  • run command to that server
  • (?) dat publish: print published URL. We need server to send us back this link. (it'd be good to add the published link to dat.json, but we need spec for that).

Other bugs:

• fix language in dat publish re karissa feedback
• make sure references to datproject.org reference login server
• use ~/.datrc instead of ~/.townshiprc. (fixed in Change how default server is configured dat-ecosystem-archive/dat-registry-client#4)
• store server root in config? (fixed in Change how default server is configured dat-ecosystem-archive/dat-registry-client#4)
• fix expired jwt token msg (copied from above)

It'd be cool if you could do dat publish which would be a proxy for --server=

Yea, I'll do that for dat login. Currently, you have to already be logged in for dat publish to work. It'd be cool to prompt for login but not gonna add that for now.

[joehand]

Okay, here is what I have for dat login and dat register (note, these require dat-ecosystem-archive/dat-registry-client#4)

Default login without server argument:

Default login with server argument:

Register to another server:

Login to another server:

[pfrazee]

Looks good!

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On Wed, May 31, 2017 at 1:30 PM, Joe Hand ***@***.***> wrote: Okay, here is what I have for dat login and dat register (note, these require dat-ecosystem-archive/dat-registry-client#4 <dat-ecosystem-archive/dat-registry-client#4>) Default login without server argument: [image: screen shot 2017-05-31 at 11 20 10] <https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/684965/26647481/5671e156-45f4-11e7-8bdb-bd8d85310eec.png> Default login with server argument: [image: screen shot 2017-05-31 at 11 20 31] <https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/684965/26647483/5673b3dc-45f4-11e7-9343-aba9e27bc260.png> Register to another server: [image: screen shot 2017-05-31 at 11 27 08] <https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/684965/26647482/567372d2-45f4-11e7-9053-3661621eb536.png> Login to another server: [image: screen shot 2017-05-31 at 11 27 39] <https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/684965/26647485/567f83a6-45f4-11e7-8b60-2d1ccfc25776.png> — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#794 (comment)>, or mute the thread </~https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ABNhUzPXAT2O2nwzLI-fPL0BEHDZct9Jks5r_bHFgaJpZM4NrEHs> .

[joehand]

Should be all addressed! All commands dealing with registry can take another server as first argument or use the current login as default (datproject.org or otherwise). Here are a few more caps:

[okdistribute]

What if it said "You are not the owner of this dat" or "You can only publish a day that you created" or something along those lines? Not sure everyone will know off the bat what "writable" means.

[okdistribute]

woot!