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sigi(1) USER COMMANDS sigi(1) NAME sigi - An organizing tool for terminal lovers who hate organizing SYNOPSIS sigi [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] [SUBCOMMAND] DESCRIPTION Use sigi as extra memory. Use it to organize your tasks, groceries, or the next board games you want to play... as stacks! Shell aliases are strongly encouraged to organize your various stacks. Sigi is the Chamorro word for continue. I hope this will help you to plan more, forget less, get things done, and relax. FLAGS -h, --help Prints help information. -q, --quiet Omit any leading labels or symbols. Recommended for use in shell scripts. -s, --silent Omit any output at all. -V, --version Prints version information. -v, --verbose [Aliases: --noisy] Prints more information, like when an item was created. OPTIONS -f, --format <FORMAT> Use a programmatic FORMAT. Options include: [csv, json, json- compact, tsv] -t, --stack <STACK> [Or: --topic, --about, --namespace <STACK>] Manage items in a specific STACK. If no STACK is provided, it will use "sigi" by default. It's recommended to use shell aliases to access your stacks. (See EXAMPLES below.) -d, --data-store <DATA_STORE> (Advanced) Manage sigi stacks in a specific directory. The de- fault is either the value of a SIGI_HOME environment variable or your OS-specific home directory [aliases: dir, directory, store] SUBCOMMANDS - Read input lines from standard input. Same commands as interac- tive mode, but only prints for printing commands. Intended for use in unix pipes complete Move the current item to "<STACK>_history" and mark as completed [aliases: done, finish, fulfill] count Print the total number of items in the stack [aliases: size, length] delete Move the current item to "<STACK>_history" and mark as deleted. [aliases: pop, remove, cancel, drop] delete-all Move all items to "<STACK>_history" and mark as deleted [aliases: purge, pop-all, remove-all, cancel-all, drop-all] edit Edit the content of an item. Other metadata like creation date is left unchanged head N Print the first N items [aliases: top, first] help Prints a help message or the help of the given subcommand(s) interactive Run in an interactive mode [aliases: i] is-empty Prints "true" if stack has zero items, or prints "false" (fails with a nonzero exit code) if the stack does have items [aliases: empty] list Print all items [aliases: ls, snoop, show, all] list-stacks Print all stacks [aliases: stacks] move Move current item to another stack move-all Move all items to another stack next Cycle to the next item; the current item becomes last [aliases: later, cycle, bury] peek Print the first item. (This is the default behavior when no com- mand is given) [aliases: show] pick Move items to the top of stack by their number push Create a new item [aliases: create, add, do, start, new] rot Rotate the three most-current items [aliases: rotate] swap Swap the two most-current items tail Print the last N items [aliases: bottom, last] INTERACTIVE MODE Use subcommands in interactive mode directly. For example: push a new thing Created: a new thing peek Now: a new thing delete Deleted: a new thing Now: nothing exit exit: Buen biahe! No OPTIONS (flags) of subcommands are understood in interactive mode. The ; character can be used to separate commands. The following additional commands are available: ? Show the short version of clear Clear the terminal screen use Change to the specified stack [aliases: stack] exit Quit interactive mode [aliases: quit, q] EXAMPLES, CONTRIBUTING, AND SUPPORT See: https://github.com/sigi-cli/sigi AUTHOR J.R. Hill https://so.dang.cool version 3.7.1 May 29, 2024 sigi(1)
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