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Note: makefile stores compiled objects in an additional. Sources use standard C librairies (C99) + GNU C library (glibc).

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Download sourcesĪlternatively, you can download source files and compile the project with gcc.ĭownload the full project source from either from master repository or, at your opinion, from the latest release page. Note: program needs read/write access to user's home directory for storing/retrieving data. Copy the executable into the directory of your choice.note: this is a shorthand notation for tagger -tags list.note: this is a shorthand notation for tagger -files list.If one of the argument has query format, it is processed as such. Tagger -tags /home/ced/music/buddy_holly.mp3įinal result is built step by step by taking each argument and applying logical OR operator between them. No file currently tagged with given tag(s). output: No tag currently applied on given file(s).'!' (exclamation point): logical NOT operator (unary).'|' (pipe): logical OR operator (binary).'&' (ampercent): logical AND operator (binary).'(',')' (parentheses): for grouping logical operations.query syntax: tagger TAG1 TAG2 TAG3] ].It might be either a list of elements, a query, or a mix of both description: Retrieve all elements matching given criteria.description: Show all elements in database for specified mode.Tagger +music/mp3 +samples -movies test.mp3 note: if a given tag does not exist yet, it is automatcaly created (a message will be displayed if the -debug option is set).note: paramters order does not matter, any argument preceeded by + or - is considered as a tag name.description: Add(+) or removes(-) tag(s) to/from one or more files.description: Create a new tag by copying all existing relations from another.description: Merge two tags (relations of each tag will be applied to both).Tagger -files recover '/home/ced/music/buddy_holly.mp3' description: Tries to recover a previously deleted element.note: in case of specifying -files as operation mode, filesystem remains untouched (only DB is affected).output: n tag(s) successfully deleted, m tag(s) ignored.description: Delete one or more element from database (all relations will be removed as well).output: n tag(s) successfully created, m tag(s) ignored.description: Create one or more new tags.version Display version information and exit debug Output program trace and internal errors files Set mode to apply operation on 'file' elements OPTIONS -tags (default) Set mode to apply operation on 'tag' elements User can specify which kind of element to work with by using -tags or -files option.

OYEPA : cross platform, requires Python2.5+, GUI only, needs directories to be watched before taggging, alter filenames in order to store tagging data.Ĭommands allow to set and modify relations between two kind of elements: tags and filesystem nodes (hereafter referred to as 'files').Īll relations are of M:N type (many-to-many): one tag might be applied on several files and one file might be tagged by several tags.

tagsistant: Linux only, uses FS commands to manage tags (mkdir, cp, ls), limited querying possibilities.

dfym: Linux only, requires SQLite, no queries (search by tagname).

tagspaces : cross platform, GUI only, alter filenames in order to store tagging data.

tagxfs: Linux only, uses a virtual FS to browse among tags.

dantalian: cross platform, requires Python3+, creates hidden files in each tagged directory.

TMSU: allows to browse among files by using a query-based virtual FS, full functionnalities on Linux only.

If you're interested in file tagging tools, here is a summary of other open source projects:

instant backup (data stored in 1 directory)įor a Graphical User Interface for this tool, see the Tagger-UI project, which also allows to maintain tag consistency when tagged files are renamed, moved or deleted.

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cross-platform (Windows, Linux, Mac OS, Unix).

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It is written in C and released under the GNU Public License version 3. Tagger is a cross-platform lightweight command-line tool for tagging files and directories.

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