namaste [OPTIONS] [ACTION] [ACTION PARAMETERS...]
The name "namaste" in this context is derived from the phrase "Name as text". It is a way to encode a directory with basic metadata (e.g. directory type, who created it, what is it, when was it created).
You can see "namaste" metadata by looking at the directory contents without any special software. Namaste fields start with zero to 4 followed by an equal sign. I.e. 0 - type, 1 - who, 2 - what, 3 - when, 4 - where.
0=bagit_0.1
1=Twain,M.
2=Hamlet
3=2005
4=Seattle
Options are shared between all actions and must precede the action on the command line.
-V, -verbose verbose output
-d, -directory directory
-generate-markdown-docs output documentation in Markdown
-h, -help display help
-json output in JSON format
-l, -license display license
-v, -version display version
get returns all the namaste metadata of a directory if known
gettypes returns the types of a directory if known
type returns the type of a directory if known
what returns the what value of a directory if known
when returns the when value of a directory if known
where returns the where value of a directory if known
who returns the who value of a directory if known
Related: get, gettypes, type, what, when, where, who
namaste v0.0.1