- adapted to new behaviour (keys which are names in lower case en stripped are now used)
- added --syntax so force a specific syntax. If not used, profile's default syntax will be used
search is a kind of "grep for Pubsub". It's a powerful command which allows to look for specific data in a pubsub node, recurse sub nodes if requested, and execute an action on the result.
search allows to look for items with following filter:
- simple text search
- regex
- xpath
- python code
filters are read an applied in the order in which they appear on the command line.
Then flags can be used to modify behaviour, currently there are:
- ignore-case to specify if search must be case sensitive or not
- invert to invert result of the search (i.e. don't match instead of match)
- dot-all which is specific for regex, cf. re module
- only-matching which return the matching part instead of the full item
Once a item match filters, an action is applied to it, currenlty there are:
- print, which do a simple output of the full item (default)
- exec, which run a jp command, specifying the service, node and item corresponding to the match
- exteral, which run a external command, sending the full item on stdin
By default search is only done on requested node, but if max-depth is more than 0, sub nodes will be searched too.
when a command is calling host.quit() in a D-Bus callback, GLib mainloop is exiting and quit the whole process without (apparently?) any way to block it. Couldn't find a good way to avoid that, so subprocess are now used as a workaround, instead of launching commands in the same process. When we'll get rid of python-dbus, there may be an other way.
Execuring external commands is now possible through the shell/! command.
This command launch jp in REPL mode, allowing do normal jp commands with some facilities.
Command can be selected with "cmd" (e.g. "cmd blog").
An argument can be fixed with "use" (e.g. "use output fancy").
Command is launched with "do", or directly with its name if it doesn't conflict with a shell command.
Arguments completion is still TODO (only shell commands are completed so far).
RSVP are gotten for invitees node, and R.S.V.P. are displayed. Then a summary display the number of yes, maybe and no, and the expected number of guests.
- ansi_ljust, ansi_rjust and ansi_center are equivalent to string.ljust, rjust and center, but handle strings with ANSI escape codes
- new Table class to handle tabular data and display them with ASCII borders/separations.
- Table is quite flexible, filters can be applied to data, header can be shown or not, columns/headers can be left/right aligned.
- table can be displayed without decoration to align text data, using display_blank helping method
- more colors in debug logs
- read values are printed if verbosity is >= 2
- stdout and stderr of each command can be written in files using --log and --log-err
- --empty option allow to ignore arguments if its value is empty, or skip the whole row
this is an experimental command to use external data as input arguments.
A series of data is used (only CSV is implemented so far), and it is used to fill argument of a command according to a sequence.
The sequence is given using input arguments, with types corresponding to the data found (short option, long option, stdin).
e.g. if a CSV file has row with 3 columns, we can say that column 1 is subject (long option), column 2 is body (stdin), and column 3 is language (short option -l).
A filter can be used after each option type, to transform read value.
Finally a static part is used to have the main command and non dynamic arguments to use.
- parse_args has been moved to common
- cat_dir is converted to str on BaseEdit init, so it can be use to make str path for files manipulation
- fixed use of EDITOR_ARGS_MAGIC when use_metadata is False
- fixed unlink of metadata files when use_metadata is False
- creation of new item with item id has been fixed
- --force-item allow to use url as item id, or keyword
- pubsub_item can is now returned by getItemPath. If not None, the id is known and must be used
- a new "common" module is there for code commonly used in commands
- moved code for editing item with $EDITOR there
- moved code to identify item to edit there
- aforementioned fontions have been made generic
- a class BaseEdit is now available to implement edition
- HTTPS links are handled (only HTTP links were working before)
- item can be use if all previous methods fail (url, keyword, file path).
