jarvis-cli is a Python command-line tool used to interact with the jarvis-api.
admin - jarvis-api administrative actionsedit - edit existing events, log entries, or tagslist - query and list events, log entries, or tagsnew - create new events, log entries, or tagsshow - display specified events, log entries, or tags| Variable Name | Description |
|---|---|
| EDITOR | Editor application to use |
A configuration file is required. jarvis-cli assists in the generation of the configuration file when one does not already exist.
The configuration file is written to $HOME/.jarvis/cli_config.ini.
In the configuration file, each subsection is an environment and each environment has its own set of parameters. Example:
[default]
api_url = http://your-jarvis-api.com/The environment can be selected with the --environment command argument. The default environment is the default environment and does not have to be specified.
| Parameter Name | Description |
|---|---|
| author | Author name to use |
| api_url | jarvis-api URL |
| data_directory | Local jarvis-api data directory used to perform backups |
| snapshots_directory | Directory where the backup snapshots are stored |
jarvis-cli uses the webbrowser Python module.
webbrowser uses xdg to perform the launching of files. If you wish to open the markdown files in your default browser because you have installed a markdown previewing extension, change the mimeapps.list file to map the markdown mime type to the appropriate application like so:
[Added Associations]
text/x-markdown=chromium-browser.desktopThe full documentation on mimeapps.list can be found here. The mimeapps.list can probably be found in your home directory ~/.local/share/applications/.