Command utility for operations on a sophia database
Before installing sphia, you'll need to install the Sophia libraries.
With clib:
$ clib install sphia/sphia
With git:
$ git clone git@github.com:sphia/sphia.git /tmp/sphia $ make -C /tmp/sphia make install
Via curl:
$ curl -Lo- https://raw.github.com/sphia/sphia/master/install.sh | bash
Set the SPHIA_PATH environment variable for your default database path. It will otherwise attempt to read from your current working database.
$ sphia set -k name -v "Joseph Werle"
Initialize a new database with a given path:
$ sphia init --path <path>
Get a value by key:
Set a value by key:
$ sphia set -k <key -v <value>
List all keys and values:
Clear database of all keys:
$ sphia clear --path <path>
Get status on a database (will exit with 1 or 0 code):
Purge a database of all corrupt and incomplete data:
$ sphia purge --path <path>
Reset database of all data:
$ sphia reset --path <path>
Get key count:
$ sphia count --path <path>
Search for a key or value:
$ sphia search --key <key> --value <value>
Output sphia version:
Output help information:
$ sphia --help
usage: sphia <command> [--key <key>] [--value <value>] [--path <path>]
[--version] [--help]
commands:
init initialize a new database
get -k <key> get a value by key
set -k <key> -v <value> set a value by key
rm -k <key> remove a value by key
ls list all keys and values
clear clears database of all keys
st check status of database
purge purge database of all corrupt and incomplete data
reset reset database of all data
count get key count
search [-k <arg>] [-v <arg>] search for a key or value
options:
-V, --version output program version
-h, --help output help information
-V, --verbose enable verbose output
-p, --path <path> set the path
-k, --key <name> key to get
-v, --value <name> value to set
-s, --strict strict mode for a command
Turn on verbose output:
$ sphia ls --path ~/db --verbose path set to '/Users/jwerle` name = 'Joe' age = 23
Set the database path (defaults to working directory):
$ sphia clear --path ~/db Cleared sophia database at path '/Users/jwerle'
Set the key and/or value to get or set command:
$ sphia set --key name --value "Joseph Werle" name = 'Joseph Werle'
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