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@@ -40,3 +40,49 @@ a simple loop waiting for user commands. You can see all the commands by typing:
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Most commands have a single or two letter alias which is easy to remember.
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+As for a start you would probably like to store some passwords in your database, all
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+you need to do is type the command ``new`` (or the alias ``n``), and then insert the information
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+as promted::
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+
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+ pwman> new
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+ Username: oz123
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+ Password:
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+ Url: example.org
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+ Notes: Your notes
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+ Tags: bank private
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+
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+Note the password is typed in without echoing it. Also note that two tags were
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+separated by a space. Now, you can list your database entries with::
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+ pwman> ls
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+
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+ ID USER URL TAGS
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+ 1 oz123 example.org bank, private
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+After a while you have had many new nodes inserted in your database::
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+ ID USER URL TAGS
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+ 1 oz123 example.org bank, private
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+ 2 oz123 intranet.workplace.biz work
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+ 3 oz123 shopping.com shopping
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+Now searching for a searching entry can become quite tiresome. Hence, you can
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+minimize the number of entries display by applying a filter to the ``list``
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+command::
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+ pwman> ls work
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+ ID USER URL TAGS
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+ 2 oz123 intranet.workplace.biz workplace
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+If you don't remember all the tags you created you can list the tags using the
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+command ``tags``::
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+ pwman> tags
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+ Tags:
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+ bank,
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+ private,
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+ shopping
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oz123