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Are there any plans for supporting nested buckets?

User should be able to use bolter to view files on remote location (via ssh perhaps?).

Proposal:

Use a -r flag to denote remote file like so.

bolter -fr user@domain:/path/to/file

cc @ross-spencer, @nouney

How do we test an interactive system like this one? Any thoughts?

when I use go get -u github.com/hasit/bolter. an error has occurred.
go get: installing executables with 'go get' in module mode is deprecated.
Use 'go install pkg@version' instead.
For more information, see https://golang.org/doc/go-get-install-deprecation
or run 'go help get' or 'go help install'.

I use go version go1.17.1 windows/amd64. how to fix it？

For example,

$ bolter -f emails.db -b [email protected]

prints nothing because we are looking for nested buckets after '.'.

Update the README.md file to reflect the new changes of the interactive mode update.

There is a little bug with my PR #1 and the "dot notation". If the name given to -b ends with a dot, the output will show an empty bucket.

Example:

$ bolter -f my.db -b templates.files
Bucket: templates.files
+---------+---------+
|   KEY   |  VALUE  |
+---------+---------+
| storage | default |
+---------+---------+

$ bolter -f my.db -b templates.
Bucket: templates.
+---------+---------+
|   KEY   |  VALUE  |
+---------+---------+
+---------+---------+

-m flag should accept json, csv or xml values to print output in.

Hi,
it's strange the -b bucket in README seemingly disappears?

$./bolter 
NAME:
  bolter - view boltdb file interactively in your terminal

VERSION:
  2.0.1

USAGE:
  bolter [global options]

GLOBAL OPTIONS:
  --file FILE, -f FILE  boltdb FILE to view
  --help, -h            show help
  --version, -v         print the version

In readme, there is:

--bucket BUCKET, -b BUCKET  boltdb BUCKET to view

But when I run bolter -h, there is no description about -b:

$ bolter -h
NAME:
  bolter - view boltdb file interactively in your terminal

VERSION:
  2.0.0

USAGE:
  bolter [global options]

GLOBAL OPTIONS:
  --file FILE, -f FILE  boltdb FILE to view
  --help, -h            show help
  --version, -v         print the version
  
AUTHOR:
  Hasit Mistry <[email protected]>
COPYRIGHT:
  (c) 2016 Hasit Mistry

If I add a -b in the command, I got an error:

$ bolter -f /tmp/b.db -b data
Incorrect Usage. flag provided but not defined: -b

pull request 22 looks suspiciously like the error I am seeing. I first tried running using go get / go install github.com/hasit/bolter (not really sure why I found that tip on youtube for a different go command line tool, it wasn't in that tools readme either).

go install results in
cannot use []*cli.Author{…} (value of type []*cli.Author) as []cli.Author value in assignment

cloning the repo and trying to build it gets the slightly more verbose
.\bolter.go:45:16: cannot use []*cli.Author{…} (value of type []*cli.Author) as []cli.Author value in assignment

git reset head^ --hard

bolter now builds

go version go1.20.1 windows/amd64
so it looks like I'm a minor version behind, wouldn't think that would break me.