How to create a folder using command line in Spotfire Library

How to create a folder using command line in Spotfire Library

Folder(s) can be created in TIBCO Spotfire Library  using "create-library-folder" command.
This command works in Spotfire 7.11 and above.
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NAME of the command
    create-library-folder -- Creates library folders.

SYNOPSIS
    create-library-folder [-b value | --bootstrap-config=value]
       [-t value | --tool-password=value] <-u value | --user=value>
       <-l value | --library-path=value>

OVERVIEW
    This command is used to create folders if they do not already exist.

OPTIONS
    The arguments are as follows:

    -b value
    --bootstrap-config=value
        The path to the bootstrap configuration file. See the 'bootstrap.xml'
        help topic for more information about this file. This argument is optional.

    -t value
    --tool-password=value
        The configuration tool password used to decrypt the database password in the 
        bootstrap.xml file. If the tool password is omitted, the command will prompt the 
        end-user for it on the console. See the 'bootstrap.xml' help topic for more 
        information. This argument is optional.

    -u value
    --user=value
        The user performing the creation should be a Library Administrator.
        Unless the user is part of the configured default domain, the name of
        the user needs to include the user's domain name, e.g. 'DOMAIN\user'
        or 'user@domain'. This argument is mandatory.

    -l value
    --library-path=value
        The path to the folder to be created, note that parent folders are created as needed. This argument is mandatory.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Example: 
C:\tibco\tss\7.12.0\tomcat\bin>config create-library-folder -u 1 -l /lalit
Tool password:

Successfully created folder /lalit

NOTE:
1) This command is hidden (not documented) so it may change in the current or future versions.
2) Try this command in a TEST environment before implementing in Production.

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