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# mf
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A serverless meme finder with full-text search (thanks to SQLite, but you have
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to describe all the images yourself)
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```
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Usage: mf [-C=<directory>] create
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or mf [-C=<directory>] list
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or mf [-C=<directory>] search <search query>
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or mf [-C=<directory>] prune
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or mf [-C=<directory>] {info|show} <file>...
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or mf [-C=<directory>] delete <file>...
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or mf [-C=<directory>] edit <file>
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or mf [-C=<directory>] get <file>
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or mf [-C=<directory>] set <file> <source> <description> <misc info>
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-C=<directory> changes the current working directory to <directory> before a
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subcommand is executed. This causes the database to be looked up in
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<directory>, all file paths are relative to <directory> and database creation
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to be inside of <directory>
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create creates a database in the current directory (or <directory>)
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prune removes all metadata entries that correspond to non-existent files, then
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vaccums the database
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delete only deletes the metadata for the files specified, not the actual files
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themselves
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get outputs the file's path, source, description, and miscellaneous information
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delimited by a null-byte
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```
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