pot

a universal organization tool.
Pot is simple, fast and powerful.

• Examples
• Commands
• Installation

Examples

indexing images

display the 5 last modified files in sxiv and tag marked ones with cute and cats:

ls -1t | head -5 | sxiv -iot | pot tag cute,cats

create a randomized rotation of wallpapers satisfying a given filter:

potbg filter

and advance on command:

potbg

managing bookmarks

find all resources tagged sed that also have the tags programming or linux contained in the database located in bookmarks, select one and load the uri in surf:

pot --path ~/bookmarks filter "(programming;linux),sed" | dmenu -l 20 | xargs surf

Commands

This is a general overview that should get you started. For deeper understanding please read the manpage.

Arguments in square brackets are read from standard input if not given on the command line.

pot delete-tags [tags...]

pot filter <filter>

pot list-tags

pot reverse-search <resource>

pot tag some,tags [resource...]

pot untag maybe,other,tags [resource...]

Filters

Filters combine tags into sets of resources. The following operators (sorted by descending precedence) can be used in filters:

() - parens ensure prioritized evaulation
, - commas intersect two sets
/ - slashes represent the difference of one set from another
; - semicolons unite two sets

Installation

Arch User Repository

Dependencies

• Gambit-C
• musl-libc (default)

Building

make

Variables

• GSC:=gsc Gambit-C compiler
• CC:=musl-gcc C compiler

Installing

make install

By default, pot attempts to install to /usr. To change the installation path, set make variables DESTDIR and PREFIX accordingly.