a super simple bash wrapper so i can take notes
--tend--
tend command [arguments, ...]
commands:
qs - quick stats
qs
fzf - fzf backed exploring
fzf
listing:
le - list entity
le [id]
lll - list long long
lll [id]
lel - list entity long
lel [id]
la - list all aliases for an entity
la [entity id]
lr - list relation
lr [id]
lrl - list relation long
lrl [id]
ls - list all snippets for an entity
ls [entity id]
lrs - list all relation snippets for a relation
lrs [id]
searching:
fa - find an entity by alias
fa [name]
fal - find an entity by alias long
fal [name]
fs - find a snippet by string
fs [string]
fr - find a relation by entity id
fr [entity id]
frl - find a relation by entity id long
frl [entity id]
frs - find a relation snippet by string
frs [string]
adding:
ae - add an entity
ae [name]
aa - add an alias to an entity
aa [id] [name]
ar - add a relation between two entities
ar [id_a] [id_b]
ars - add a snippet to a relation
ars [id]
as - add snippet to an entity
as [id]
editing:
ea - edit an entity
ea [id]
es - edit a snippet
es [id]
ers - edit a relation snippet
ers [id]
deleting:
de - delete an entity
de [id]
da - delete an alias
da [id]
dr - delete a relation
dr [id]
ds - delete a snippet
ds [id]
drs - delete a relation snippet
drs [id]
all the commands arguments in [ ] are optional and will be prompted for
- postgresql installed and running locally
- your user is allowed to access it
just runing the sql file in a database titled tend will work fine otherwise TENDPSQL can be set to override the connection command as needed
Some people have been interested to make their own versions of it. Feel free to open a MR to get yours listed here as well.
| Name | Language | DB |
|---|---|---|
| rtend | Rust | SQLite |