Command line options and commands

Command config

Configure the app 🛠️.

Usage:

$ config [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options:

• --help: Show this message and exit.

Commands:

• +: Set a config value.
• ++: Set a config value within a user-defined...
• +T: Creates a new table.
• ?: Get a config value.
• ??: Get a config value from a user-defined table.
• create-table: Creates a new table.
• crtab: Creates a new table.
• drop-table: Removes a user-defined table.
• dropt: Removes a user-defined.
• get: Get a config value.
• list: List all config values.
• ls: List all config values.
• reset: Reset all config values.
• set: Set a config value.
• test: Run tests 🧪.
• uget: Get a config value from a user-defined table.
• uset: Set a config value within a user-defined...

Command config +

Set a config value. Alias for set

Usage:

$ config + [OPTIONS] PARAM VALUE

Arguments:

• PARAM: The parameter to set. [required]
• VALUE: The value to set the parameter to. [required]

Options:

• -k, --obfuscate: Whether to make the key and param impossible to read without postprocessing. Not a replacement for cryptography, but makes it safer.
• --help: Show this message and exit.

Command config ++

Set a config value within a user-defined table. Alias for uset

Usage:

$ config ++ [OPTIONS] TABLE PARAM VALUE

Arguments:

• TABLE: The user-defined table to populate with this new key-value pair. [required]
• PARAM: The parameter to set. [required]
• VALUE: The value to set the parameter to. [required]

Options:

• -k, --obfuscate: Whether to make the key and param impossible to read without postprocessing. Not a replacement for cryptography, but makes it safer.
• --help: Show this message and exit.

Command config +T

Creates a new table. Alias for create-table

Usage:

$ config +T [OPTIONS] TABLE

Arguments:

• TABLE: The name of the table to create. [required]

Options:

• --schema TEXT: Not yet supported.
• --help: Show this message and exit.

Command config ?

Get a config value. Alias for get

Usage:

$ config ? [OPTIONS] PARAM

Arguments:

• PARAM: The parameter to get. [required]

Options:

• --help: Show this message and exit.

Command config ??

Get a config value from a user-defined table. Alias for uget

Usage:

$ config ?? [OPTIONS] TABLE [PARAM]

Arguments:

• TABLE: The user-defined table to fetch the variable from. [required]
• [PARAM]: The parameter to get. Either use all or a specififc param

Options:

• --help: Show this message and exit.

Command config create-table

Creates a new table.

Usage:

$ config create-table [OPTIONS] TABLE

Arguments:

• TABLE: The name of the table to create. [required]

Options:

• --schema TEXT: Not yet supported.
• --help: Show this message and exit.

Command config crtab

Creates a new table. Alias for create-table

Usage:

$ config crtab [OPTIONS] TABLE

Arguments:

• TABLE: The name of the table to create. [required]

Options:

• --schema TEXT: Not yet supported.
• --help: Show this message and exit.

Command config drop-table

Removes a user-defined table.

Usage:

$ config drop-table [OPTIONS] TABLE

Arguments:

• TABLE: The name of the table to drop. [required]

Options:

• -s, --schema TEXT: Not yet supported.
• -w, --wipe: Whether to remove all the data from disk, cannot be undone.
• --help: Show this message and exit.

Command config dropt

Removes a user-defined. Alias for drop-table

Usage:

$ config dropt [OPTIONS] TABLE

Arguments:

• TABLE: The name of the table to drop. [required]

Options:

• -s, --schema TEXT: Not yet supported.
• -w, --wipe: Whether to remove all the data from disk, cannot be undone.
• --help: Show this message and exit.

Command config get

Get a config value.

Usage:

$ config get [OPTIONS] PARAM

Arguments:

• PARAM: The parameter to get. [required]

Options:

• --help: Show this message and exit.

Command config list

List all config values.

Usage:

$ config list [OPTIONS]

Options:

• -k, --decode: Whether to list the obfuscated key/value pairs in clear text
• -t, --table TEXT: Whether to list the contents of a specififc user-defined table
• -a, --all: Whether to list all the uer defined tables aswell. Might be very slow.
• --help: Show this message and exit.

Command config ls

List all config values. Alias for list

Usage:

$ config ls [OPTIONS]

Options:

• -k, --decode: Whether to list the obfuscated key/value pairs in clear text
• -t, --table TEXT: Whether to list the contents of a specififc user-defined table
• -a, --all: Whether to list all the uer defined tables aswell. Might be very slow.
• --help: Show this message and exit.

Command config reset

Reset all config values.

Usage:

$ config reset [OPTIONS]

Options:

• -t, --table TEXT: Whether to list the contents of a specififc user-defined table
• -a, --all: Whether to reset all the uer defined tables aswell. Might be very slow.
• -f, --file: Whether to remove the entire file.
• --help: Show this message and exit.

Command config set

Set a config value.

Usage:

$ config set [OPTIONS] PARAM VALUE

Arguments:

• PARAM: The parameter to set. [required]
• VALUE: The value to set the parameter to. [required]

Options:

• -k, --obfuscate: Whether to make the key and param impossible to read without postprocessing. Not a replacement for cryptography, but makes it safer.
• --help: Show this message and exit.

Command config test

Run tests 🧪.

Usage:

$ config test [OPTIONS]

Options:

• --help: Show this message and exit.

Command config uget

Get a config value from a user-defined table.

Usage:

$ config uget [OPTIONS] TABLE [PARAM]

Arguments:

• TABLE: The user-defined table to fetch the variable from. [required]
• [PARAM]: The parameter to get. Either use all or a specififc param

Options:

• --help: Show this message and exit.

Command config uset

Set a config value within a user-defined table.

Usage:

$ config uset [OPTIONS] TABLE PARAM VALUE

Arguments:

• TABLE: The user-defined table to populate with this new key-value pair. [required]
• PARAM: The parameter to set. [required]
• VALUE: The value to set the parameter to. [required]

Options:

• -k, --obfuscate: Whether to make the key and param impossible to read without postprocessing. Not a replacement for cryptography, but makes it safer.
• --help: Show this message and exit.