Good afternoon. I have a python script I would like to run from ExecuteScript. Since my script can run from either a command line in debug mode or from the ES processor, I'd like to set up initial logic to determine which command line parms i have, and direct actions in the script accordingly.
At the command line I'll execute like this: myScript.py [configFile_nifi] [loggingOutput as either of NIFI | SCRIPT] - two arguments. >From Matt B's helpful post here... https://community.hortonworks.com/articles/77739/executescript-cookbook-part-3.html ...I know that I can feed the script these arguments from ExecuteScript by creating two new properties within ExecuteScript and setting their values. In the script I can read those into the script like this: configFile = configFile_nifi.getValue() targetOutput = loggingOutput.getValue() But i need to read these arguments in one way if they are from the command line, and using the above syntax if they are from the ExecuteScript call of the script. If set by the NiFi ES processor, can i refer to these parms as len(sys.argv), sys.argv[1], and sys.argv[2]? If not, how can I direct the setting of my script variables based on whether the arguments come from the command line or from the NiFi processor configuration? Jim
