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You can do `tmsu values TAG` to get the existing values for a tag. So you
could get all the tags with `tmsu tags` and look up the values for each
with `tmsu values TAG`. Not precisely what you want but not too bad.
…On Sat, 15 Oct 2022, 21:49 Nadim Khemir, ***@***.***> wrote:
I'm integrating TMSU in my file manager (maybe this time I'll tag for
longer than 2 weeks before giving up) and adding the possibility to select
existing tags to apply on the selected files
tmsu tags doesn't report "tag=value" but just "tag", this means that I
have to first get all the tags, then get all the files that have the tag,
then parse all the files tags till I get the one that has a value, if it
has one, then extract the values.
Can we, I please , get a tmsu tags --with-values, or something equivalent
that wouldn't force one to go through hoops (that would be fine if it
didn't take a noticeable time) or shall one hack the data out of the
database?
Cheers
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certainly not too bad! is there a way to get all the queries? I can "find" ~/mnt/queries but there may be a simpler way |
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and nice that one can give multiple tags to "tmsu values"! |
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Yeah, you should be able to do something like `tmsu tags | xargs tmsu
values`.
There's currently no way to query the queries from the CLI.
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and nice that one can give multiple tags to "tmsu values"!
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@oniony, could you please add the possibility to query the queries? I'd rather avoid mounting a filesystem just to find them but I'll do it in the worst case. I'm adding the possibility to find files per tags, via fzf, and I'd like to add the queries to the list as I believe that I will most often re-use the same queries. I'll be ready with most of the integration in a few days, I can send a video if you're interested. |
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Yeah, can do, but it'll probably be in the Rust rewrite I'm planning and
I'm really busy with work at the moment so won't be for a while.
As an alternative you can query the database directly.
…On Mon, 17 Oct 2022, 11:06 Nadim Khemir, ***@***.***> wrote:
@oniony <https://github.com/oniony>, could you please add the possibility
to query the queries? I'd rather avoid mounting a filesystem just to find
them but I'll do it in the worst case.
I'm adding the possibility to find files per tags, via fzf, and I'd like
to add the queries to the list as I believe that I will most often re-use
the same queries. I'll be ready with most of the integration in a few days,
I can send a video if you're interested.
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query the db directly is fine for me, could you please set me on the tracks? |
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The schema is detailed here:
https://github.com/oniony/TMSU/wiki/Database-Schema
You can install the Sqlite3 tooling and access the tmsu.db file directly
from the command-line or you can install any tool that has Sqlite3
connectivity. I'm quite fond of DBeaver for a GUI tool, for example.
From your app you would need a Sqlite3 provider.
Bear in mind the database schema could change from version to version. It's
very unlikely to considering I've not made any updates on a while. It'll
likely be different in the Rust rewrite.
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query the db directly is fine for me, could you please set me on the
tracks?
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Will the filesystem still be the same? in that case I may as well use it, it's just a few lines of code and speed is no problem for what I want to do. It's also fewer dependencies and I think it's nice to use core utilities. |
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I'm not sure yet.
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Will the filesystem still be the same? in that case I may as well use it,
it's just a few lines of code and speed is no problem for what I want to
do. It's also fewer dependencies and I think it's nice to use core
utilities.
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OK, then, I'll get it out of the file system in the meantime, it's just a few lines. Apropos file system, I had some difficulties getting to work as I expected, I got broken links and error messages about "Transport endpoint is not connected" and "deleted directories". I'll fill an issue when I'm sure I'm not the one doing something wrong. I made a short video about the integration of tmsu in a file manager, download the video to play it, the preview's resolution is horrible and a waste of internet bits. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BgTiiwqBTEy9jMGwYGPcMGe2jvoBodsN/view?usp=sharing |
I'm integrating TMSU in my file manager (maybe this time I'll tag for longer than 2 weeks before giving up) and adding the possibility to select existing tags to apply on the selected files
tmsu tags doesn't report "tag=value" but just "tag", this means that I have to first get all the tags, then get all the files that have the tag, then parse all the files tags till I get the one that has a value, if it has one, then extract the values.
Can we, I please , get a tmsu tags --with-values, or something equivalent that wouldn't force one to go through hoops (that would be fine if it didn't take a noticeable time) or shall one hack the data out of the database?
Cheers
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