Help is available on console and via Github issues.
$ bookiza --help
or
$ b --help # bookiza is aliased to `b`
Bookiza comes with several built-in methods to let you manage your manuscript smartly. The keyword bookiza itself is aliased to the alphabet b on the keyboard to make it easy to call bookiza commands that are aliased further down as per the following vocabulary:
Example:
$ bookiza new MY-AWESOME-NEW-BOOK -l 12 -t textcan be shortened to$ b n MY-AWESOME-NEW-BOOK -l 12 -t text.
Full vocabulary is hereasunder:
| Command | alias | Arguments | Options | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| new | n | projectName | numberOfLeafs, templateName | New book (Setup project) |
| add | a | - | numberOfLeafs | Add leaf(s) to the stack (End of book). |
| insert | i | insertAt | numberOfLeafs | Insert leaf(s) into the stack (In between book) |
| remove | r | - | removeAt | Remove page_at (Not leaf!) and append a blank one. |
| move | m | - | moveFrom moveTo | Move page_at {moveFrom} to a page_at {moveTo}. |
| clip | c | - | numberOfLeafs | Clip leaf(s) off the stack. |
| length | l | - | - | Book length |
| publish | p | - | - | Publish book |
| server | s | - | portNumber | Start server |
| status | - | - | - | Check status |
| push | - | - | - | Push changes |
| update | u | - | - | Update bookiza |
| register | z | - | username, passkey | Register bookiza |
| whoami | w | - | - | WhoAmI registered as? |
| help | h | - | - | help |