file based ressource keeper
- Hare 50.4%
- Shell 47.7%
- Makefile 1.9%
| example_store/entry_title_san | f+ works ! | |
| fbrk | lib: fix path thing + errors | |
| .gitignore | f+ | |
| f+ | f+: sanitize title | |
| FORMAT | readme+format: titles + typos | |
| fq | fix: fq follow simlinks | |
| makefile | makefile: install target | |
| README | readme+format: titles + typos | |
fbrk ==== fbrk is the next iteration of ril(1), whose design was very limited. fbrk aims to be a simple store capable of storing arbitrary ressources I may find on the web: blog posts, articles, papers, files of unknow origin... with organisation and a way to cache those ressources locally. Since fbrk is juste a file structure, it is trivialy manipulated with shell scripts. fbrk consists of several components: - specification - query programm in posix shell (fq) - insertion programm in posix shell (f+) - hare lib (was written at the start of the project, before I realized that shell script were better suited for this). specification ------------- The fbrk store format is documented in the FORMAT file. name ---- fbrk stands for file based ressources keeper. It is an acronym, not an initialism, and as such should be pronounced like any normal word.