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smuxi-message-buffer(1)      General Commands Manual	 smuxi-message-buffer(1)

NAME
     smuxi-message-buffer -- converts and dumps Smuxi chat history

SYNOPSIS
     smuxi-message-buffer [-dh] convert [--source-format=format]
			  [--destination-format=format] source-file(s)...
			  destination-file
     smuxi-message-buffer [-dh] cat [--format=format] source-file(s)...

DESCRIPTION
     smuxi-message-buffer  is a tool that manages the databases that Smuxi holds
     chat histories in. Currently, it can convert and dump databases.

     Similar to commands like git(1) , smuxi-message-buffer takes a  command  as
     the first parameter. These commands can be cat (dumps a JSON representation
     of  the database to standard output) or convert. (changes the database from
     one format to another) Note that the destination file can be set to "-"  or
     empty in the case of convert, in which case it will export to stdout.

     The following options can be used. Some options will depend on what command
     you're using.

     -d, --debug
	     Turn on debugging. Debug logs are outputted on the console.

     -h, --help
	     Show the arguments Smuxi takes.

     --source-format=format

     --format=format
	     Manually specify a source format. Options include auto (figured out
	     via filename), db4o, and sqlite.

     --destination-format=format
	     Manually  specify	a source destination, if converting. Options in-
	     clude auto (figured out via filename), db4o, and sqlite.

SEE ALSO
     smuxi-frontend-gnome(1), smuxi-frontend-stfl(1), smuxi-server(1)

     Website: https://smuxi.im/

AUTHOR/CREDITS
     Smuxi, including this tool, was written by Mirco Bauer.

     This manpage was written by Calvin Buckley.

FreeBSD ports 15.quarterly	  March 6, 2014 	 smuxi-message-buffer(1)

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