b2c-webdav

# B2C WebDAV Skill

Use the `b2c` CLI plugin to perform WebDAV file operations on Salesforce B2C Commerce instances. This includes listing files, uploading, downloading, and managing files across different WebDAV roots.

> **Tip:** If `b2c` is not installed globally, use `npx @salesforce/b2c-cli` instead (e.g., `npx @salesforce/b2c-cli webdav ls`).

## WebDAV Roots

The `--root` flag specifies the WebDAV directory:
- `impex` (default) - Import/Export directory
- `temp` - Temporary files
- `cartridges` - Code cartridges
- `realmdata` - Realm data
- `catalogs` - Product catalogs
- `libraries` - Content libraries
- `static` - Static resources
- `logs` - Application logs
- `securitylogs` - Security logs

## Examples

### List Files

```bash
# list files in the default IMPEX root
b2c webdav ls

# list files in a specific path
b2c webdav ls src/instance

# list files in the cartridges root
b2c webdav ls --root=cartridges

# list files with JSON output
b2c webdav ls --root=impex --json
```

### Reading Log Files

Use the `logs` root to access instance log files:

```bash
# list all log files
b2c webdav ls --root=logs

# list log files with JSON output for parsing
b2c webdav ls --root=logs --json

# download a specific log file (e.g., customerror log)
b2c webdav get customerror-blade0-1-appserver-20240115.log --root=logs

# download a log file to a specific local path
b2c webdav get error-blade0-1-appserver-20240115.log --root=logs -o ./downloads/error.log

# output log file content to stdout (for piping to grep, etc.)
b2c webdav get customerror-blade0-1-appserver-20240115.log --root=logs -o -

# pipe log content to grep to search for errors
b2c webdav get customerror-blade0-1-appserver-20240115.log --root=logs -o - | grep "OrderNo"

# download security logs
b2c webdav ls --root=securitylogs
b2c webdav get security-blade0-1-20240115.log --root=securitylogs

# list archived logs (compressed after 3 days)
b2c webdav ls log_archive --root=logs
```

## Log File Reference

### L