BRUKER(1)

📦 version 0.2.6, in epel 10, epel 9, fedora 43, fedora 44

💖 BRUKER(1) — bestie's guide to the bruker command 💖

okay so. hi. you're here because you have Bruker data sets and you need an I/O interface for them, and the universe said "here, have this one (1) manual page, written by me, for you." this is bruker, a User Command, and she is iconic. no cap. let's get into it 🫶

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨


that's it. that's the whole vibe. three subcommands, one optional flag, infinite possibilities 💅

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# 🌸 OPTIONS 🌸

## 🎀 COMMANDS 🎀

three little icons, each with her own whole manual page (iykyk, go read them, they're linked at the bottom):

- **`report`** — exports properties of data sets out to a <mint>json</mint> file, or a <mint>yaml</mint> file. whichever one your heart wants. 💖

  See `bruker-report(1)`.

- **`split`** — takes a dataset and splits it up into several sub-datasets. one dataset walks in, multiple sub-datasets walk out. she ate. ✨

  See `bruker-split(1)`.

- **`filter`** — gets you files based on a query. you ask, she delivers. 🔥

  See `bruker-filter(1)`.

## ⭐ OPTIONAL ARGUMENTS ⭐

- **`-h`, `--help`** — shows a help message and then exits. the classic. the moment you type it she's like "here's everything you need bestie, bye 👋" and she's <purple>gone</purple>.

> lowkey always hit `-h` first. it's free. it's literally right there. 🙈

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# 👑 SEE ALSO 👑

the squad, the trio, the main characters:

`bruker-report(1)`, `bruker-split(1)`, `bruker-filter(1)`

go read all three fr fr, they're each doing their own thing and they're all slaying 🌈

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<purple>this has been `BRUKER(1)` from the `User Commands` corner of the manual, dated **August 2023**. that's the source, that's the version, that's the moment. mwah. 💋 stay hydrated, read your man pages, and remember: the `bruker` interface for Bruker data sets loves you 🦋✨</purple>
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