NAME

nam - set, get, and delete Namaste tag files

SYNOPSIS

nam [-dfvh [-d dir] set integer string [[maxlen] ellipsis]

nam [-dfvh [-d dir] get [integer ...]

nam [-dfvh [-d dir] del [integer ...]

nam [-dfvh [-d dir] delall

DESCRIPTION

The nam command manages Namaste tag files. A Namaste (Name-as-text) tag file holds a single metadata value and its filename is derived from the metadata value.

OPTIONS

-d, --directory

Use directory instead of the current directory to look for tag files.

-f

Output in ANVL format.

-v, --verbose

Output ancillary information (the tag filename itself) as a comment.

--help, -?

Print extended help documentation.

--man

Print full documentation.

--version

Print the current version number and exit.

EXAMPLES

nam set 0 bagit_0.98
nam set 1 'Mark Twain'
nam set 2 'Adventures of Huckleberry Finn' 13m
nam get
nam delall

SEE ALSO

rm(1)

AUTHOR

John Kunze jak at ucop dot edu

COPYRIGHT

Copyright 2009 UC Regents.

Apache2 open-source license.