Hauler Store Extract

Overview

hauler store extract writes a single file, chart, directory, or git repository artifact from the content store back out to disk.

Use it when you need the raw artifact rather than a running service - for example, to pull an install script, binary, or chart .tgz out of the store and use it directly. It is the per-artifact counterpart to hauler store serve fileserver, which exposes the same files over HTTP instead. Pass --output to choose the destination directory (defaults to the current directory).

Note: extract only handles files, charts, directories, and git repositories. Container images cannot be extracted to disk - push them to a registry with hauler store copy or serve them with hauler store serve registry instead.

Note: A directory artifact (added with hauler store add directory) is extracted as a directory and replaces any existing directory of the same name in the output directory. See Extracting a Directory. A git repository (added with hauler store add git) is extracted the same way, as a bare repository.

An example with available flags...

hauler store extract <artifact-name> --output target-directory

Command Overview

Usage:
  hauler store extract [flags]

Aliases:
  extract, x

Flags:
  -h, --help            help for extract
  -o, --output string   (Optional) Set the directory to output (defaults to current directory)

Global Flags:
      --audit-level string     Set the audit logging level (none, standard, verbose) (defaults standard)
      --blob-concurrency int   (Optional) Override the maximum number of concurrent blob writes (0 auto-derives from --concurrency where set, otherwise defaults to 16)
  -d, --haulerdir string       Set the location of the hauler directory (default $HOME/.hauler)
      --ignore-errors          Warn and continue instead of failing on errors, including storing images that failed verification (defaults false)
  -l, --log-level string       Set the logging level (i.e. info, debug, warn) (defaults info)
  -r, --retries int            Set the number of retries for operations (0 uses HAULER_RETRIES, otherwise defaults to 3)
  -s, --store string           Set the directory to use for the content store
  -t, --tempdir string         (Optional) Override the default temporary directory determined by the OS
  -w, --work-dir string        (Optional) Set the directory for output that commands would otherwise write to the current directory (default: current directory)