SCI-CLI¶
Use cases¶
Dictionary-like documents won't make you know how to use SCI-CLI. So, it is better to list common use cases that contain those commands. Feel free to check the details of those commands in the Commands overview section below.
1. Routinely backup data¶
TBD
2. Download data to another device¶
TBD
Commands overview¶
SCI-CLI works in interactive mode. So, all the commands are listed below, nothing else.
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%% name convention for id:
%% 'v' means verb
%% 'o' means options
%% 'e' means explanation
%% o21 means the 1st option of the 2nd verb
%% e21 means the explanation of o21
exe[SCICLI.exe]
%% config
exe --> v1[config]
v1 --> o11("--init") -.- e11[[run this command first after downloading SCI-CLI]]
%% database
exe --> v2[db]
v2 --> o21("--create") -.- e21[[create a database]]
v2 --> o22("--rename") -.- e22[[rename a database]]
v2 --> o23("--delete") -.- e23[[delete a database]]
v2 --> o24("--list") -.- e24[[list all the databases]]
v2 --> o25("--search") -.- e25[[search files in a database, useful when <br/> users want to download a specific file <br/> from cloud drives]]
%% encrypt
exe --> v3[enc] -.- e3[[update db and encrypt data incrementally]]
%% decrypt
exe --> v4[dec] -.- e4[[decrypt data downloaded from cloud drives to a folder]]
%% util
exe --> v5[util]
v5 --> o51("--cmp_dir") -.- e51[[compare two directories, useful when <br/> comparing source folder and decrypted folder]]
v5 --> o52("--cal_pwd") -.- e52[[calculate the password of an encrypted archive <br/> if users want to manually extract the archive]]E.g. If you want to list all the databases: