Requires setuptools to be installed on your system.
python2 setup.py install
usage: tagm [-h] {init,add,get} ...
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
subcommands:
{init,add,get}
init Will initialzie a tagm database in a file called .tagm.db
located in the current directory
add Will add the specified tags to the specified objects
get Will list all the objects that are taged with all of the
specified tags.
| Term | Description |
|---|---|
| tag | meta tag attached to an object |
| object | file on the filesystem |
| tagpath | the absolute path to a subtag going through each of its parent tags separated by colon. colons can be escaped by a bachslash if they are supposed to be part of the tag |
| tagpaths | list of tagpaths separated by comma |
| objects | list of objects separated by comma or space |
usage: tagm init [-h]
Will initialzie a tagm database in a file called .tagm.db located in the
current directory
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
usage: tagm add [-h] [-r] [-f] tags objs [objs ...]
Will add the specified tags to the specified objects
positional arguments:
tags List of tagpaths separated by comma
objs List of objects to be tagged
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-r, --recursive the list of objects is actually a list of recursive glob
paths
-f, --no-follow do not follow any symlinks
usage: tagm get [-h] [--tags] [--subtags] [--obj-tags] [tags [tags ...]]
Will list all the objects that are taged with all of the specified tags.
positional arguments:
tags list of tagpaths (or objects incase --obj-tags is used)
separated by comma
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--tags output the tags of the found objects instead of the objects
themselves
--subtags include subtags of the specified tags in the query
--obj-tags lookup the tags of the specified objects instead of the other
way around