DASEL-PUT(1)

💖 NAME 💖

dasel-put — bestie, this one writes properties to the given file. that's it, that's the job ✨

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🎀 SYNOPSIS 🎀

dasel put -t  -v  -f  -r   [flags]

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🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

okay so real talk: dasel-put writes properties to the given file. you point it at a file, you tell it what value to write, you tell it what type that value is, and it goes and does the thing. main character energy fr fr 💅

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✨ OPTIONS ✨

• --colour[=false] — print the output all colourised and pretty. defaults to false.
• --csv-comma="," — the comma separator to use when you're working with csv files. default is "," obviously 💀
• --csv-comment="" — the comma separator used when reading csv files. default is "".
• --csv-crlf[=false] — set this to true and you get CRLF when writing CSV files. defaults to false.
• --csv-write-comma="" — the comma separator to use when writing csv files. heads up: this one overrides csv-comma when writing. default is "".
• --escape-html[=false] — escape HTML tags when writing output. defaults to false.
• -f, --file="" — the file you wanna query. default is "".
• -h, --help[=false] — help for put. defaults to false.
• --indent=2 — the indention level when writing files. default is 2.
• -o, --out="" — the file to write output to. default is "".
• --pretty[=true] — pretty print the output. defaults to true (yes bestie, pretty is the default, as it should be 💅).
• -r, --read="" — the parser to use when reading. default is "".
• -s, --selector="" — the selector to use when querying the data structure. default is "".
• -t, --type="string" — the type of variable being written. default is "string".
• -v, --value="" — the value to write. default is "".
• -w, --write="" — the parser to use when writing. if you don't provide one it defaults to the read parser. default is "".

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🌈 SEE ALSO 🌈

• dasel(1)

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not me being auto generated by spf13/cobra 😭 this was born in Jul 2024 and it's serving DASEL-PUT(1) realness. ily, go write some properties 🫶🌸