Binaries

lager binaries COMMAND [OPTIONS]

lager binaries add BINARY_PATH [OPTIONS]

# Upload with default name
lager binaries add ./my_tool --box my-lager-box

# Upload with custom name
lager binaries add ./rt_newtmgr_v1.2 --name rt_newtmgr --box my-lager-box

# Skip confirmation
lager binaries add ./firmware_flasher --box my-lager-box --yes

lager binaries list --box BOX

Custom binaries on my-lager-box (<BOX_IP>):
  Host directory: /home/lagerdata/third_party/customer-binaries
  Container path: /home/www-data/customer-binaries

  - rt_newtmgr (1.2 MB) (executable)
  - firmware_flasher (856.0 KB) (executable)
  - custom_tool (234.0 KB) (not executable)

lager binaries remove BINARY_NAME [OPTIONS]

# Remove with confirmation
lager binaries remove old_tool --box my-lager-box

# Remove without confirmation
lager binaries remove old_tool --box my-lager-box --yes

import subprocess

# Call the binary with arguments
result = subprocess.run(
    ['/home/www-data/customer-binaries/rt_newtmgr', 'arg1', 'arg2'],
    capture_output=True,
    text=True,
    timeout=30
)

if result.returncode == 0:
    print(f"Success: {result.stdout}")
else:
    print(f"Error: {result.stderr}")

# In box/lager/docker/box.Dockerfile
ENV PATH="/home/www-data/customer-binaries:${PATH}"

lager update --box my-lager-box --yes

subprocess.run(['rt_newtmgr', 'arg1', 'arg2'], ...)

# Complete workflow
# 1. Upload binary
lager binaries add ./my_custom_tool --box my-lager-box --yes

# 2. Verify it's there
lager binaries list --box my-lager-box

# 3. Use in Python script
lager python ./test_script.py --box my-lager-box

# 4. Clean up when done
lager binaries remove my_custom_tool --box my-lager-box --yes

lager binaries add ./vendor_cli --box my-lager-box

lager binaries add ./sign_firmware --box my-lager-box
lager binaries add ./encrypt_image --box my-lager-box

lager binaries add ./stress_test --box my-lager-box
lager binaries add ./validate_output --box my-lager-box