axl(1)
π axl: the afnix cross librarian π
okay bestie, let's talk about axl, the General Commands Manual staple from the afnix crew π¦ it's a whole tool and I'm obsessed.
π NAME π
the name is literally axl - afnix cross librarian π
that's the whole vibe, no cap.
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
axl [options] file...
so you type axl, toss in your options, then drop your files at the end. the file... part is where your files go π§
πΈ OPTIONS πΈ
[h]β π pulls up the help message if you're lost, bestie[v]β tells you which program version you're running β¨[c]β creates a brand new librarian π[x]β extracts stuff from a librarian π«Ά[t]β gives you a detailed list of the files inside the librarian π[s]β gives you a short list of the files inside the librarian π¨[f]file β sets the librarian file name π[m]name β sets the start module π
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
okay so axl invokes the cross librarian utility π a librarian is basically a collection of files that the interpreter reads. it's kinda like an archive, but make it iconic.
the whole idea is to store a complete project in one single file and let the interpreter go find what it needs π§ you make a librarian with the c option, and you pull files out with the x option. ngl the c and x options are mutually exclusive, so you can't use both at once, periodt π« and you set the start module with m.
π₯ VERSION π₯
the current version is the 3.8.0 release π
π SEE ALSO π
axc, axd, axi,
π NOTES π
the distribution comes with extensive documentation, and it's giving full main character energy π you can read it online, or check the doc directory for formatted xhtml documents π
π AUTHOR π
axl has been written by (amaury@afnix.org) Amaury Darsch π«Ά the real MVP.
AFNIX Client π AFNIX π¦ axl(1) β¨ that's the tea, bestie π πΈ
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