Publishing Workflows#

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# 1. Create workspace
./geoserver-cli workspace create production

# 2. Configure PostGIS connection in config file
# Edit configs/default.config.toml:
# [postgis]
# host = "db.example.com"
# database = "gis"
# user = "geoserver"
# password = "secure_password"

# 3. Publish all spatial tables
./geoserver-cli publish postgis --all -w production

# 4. Verify published layers
./geoserver-cli workspace get production

# 5. Apply styles
for layer in roads buildings water; do
  ./geoserver-cli style create ${layer}_style --sld @styles/${layer}.sld
  ./geoserver-cli layer update ${layer} --default-style ${layer}_style
done

# 6. Enable and advertise layers
for layer in roads buildings water; do
  ./geoserver-cli layer update ${layer} --enabled true --advertised true
done

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# Publish new tables as they're added to PostGIS
./geoserver-cli publish postgis --all -w production

# Existing layers are automatically skipped

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# Publish from public schema
./geoserver-cli publish postgis --all -w production --pg-schema public

# Publish from staging schema
./geoserver-cli publish postgis --all -w staging --pg-schema staging_data

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# 1. Prepare Shapefile (must be zipped)
zip -r data.shp.zip data.shp data.shx data.dbf data.prj

# 2. Import (requires Importer extension)
./geoserver-cli publish file --file data.shp.zip -w my_workspace

# 3. Configure layer
./geoserver-cli layer update data --default-style polygon_style --enabled true

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# Import raster
./geoserver-cli publish file --file elevation.tif -w my_workspace

# Note: Raster layers may need coverage store configuration

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# Development
export GEOSRVCLI_CONFIG=dev
./geoserver-cli publish postgis --all -w dev

# Staging
export GEOSRVCLI_CONFIG=staging
./geoserver-cli publish postgis --all -w staging

# Production (with dry-run first)
export GEOSRVCLI_CONFIG=prod
./geoserver-cli publish postgis --all -w production --dry-run
./geoserver-cli publish postgis --all -w production

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#!/bin/bash
set -e

WORKSPACE="production"
CONFIG="prod"

export GEOSRVCLI_CONFIG=$CONFIG

# Publish all PostGIS tables
echo "Publishing PostGIS layers..."
./geoserver-cli publish postgis --all -w $WORKSPACE --concurrency 4

# Apply default style to all layers
echo "Applying styles..."
LAYERS=$(./geoserver-cli workspace get $WORKSPACE | awk '{print $1}')
for layer in $LAYERS; do
  ./geoserver-cli layer update $layer --default-style standard_style --enabled true
done

echo "Publishing complete!"

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# 1. Dry run to see what would be published
./geoserver-cli publish postgis --all -w production --dry-run

# 2. Validate configuration
./geoserver-cli config validate

# 3. Test connection
./geoserver-cli workspace list

# 4. Publish
./geoserver-cli publish postgis --all -w production

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# 1. List published layers
./geoserver-cli workspace get production

# 2. Check layer configuration
./geoserver-cli layer update my_layer

# 3. Export for QGIS to verify
./geoserver-cli qgis export project -w production -o verify.qgs

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# Disable problematic layers without deleting
for layer in problematic_layer1 problematic_layer2; do
  ./geoserver-cli layer update $layer --enabled false
done

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# Re-enable after fixing issues
for layer in problematic_layer1 problematic_layer2; do
  ./geoserver-cli layer update $layer --enabled true
done