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== NAME
cmd_cachier - A caching service for your CLI commands using Redis.

== SYNOPSIS
*cmd_cachier* 'SUBCOMMAND' ['YOUR_COMMAND']...

*cmd_cachier* ['YOUR_COMMAND']...

== PREREQUISITES
Redis must be installed via your package manager of choice and must be in your PATH variable. Check if you can run `redis-server` from the command line.

.Example: Installation on MacOS (homebrew)
----
$ brew install redis
----

== DESCRIPTION

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`cmd_cachier` saves the stdout of your cli commands like `find` or `fd`.
If the command is not in the cache the command will execute in about the time it would take without `cmd_cachier`.
The next time you use the command with `cmd_cachier` the console output should feel instantanious.

Also the lifetime of the cache is only as long as the machine runs. Meaning after a reboot it is cleared.

To keep commands refreshed, you can manually execute your command with the `save` subcommand, 
or you could refresh it programmatically via systemd timers or crontab (see `man crontab`).

`crontab` example:

Run:

----
$ crontab -e
----

Add the line for an update every minute:

----
* * * * * cmd_cachier save YOUR_COMMAND
----

Or every 5 minutes:

----
*/5 * * * * cmd_cachier save YOUR_COMMAND
----

// TODO: Add systemd timer documentation

== SUBCOMMANDS
The following subcommands are available:

`save` [YOUR_COMMAND]...::
    Save command to database in any case. Will overwrite if already in db.

`query` [YOUR_COMMAND]...::
    Try to query database. Returns empty string if not in db.

`memory`::
    Display memory usage of saved commands.

`info`::
    Info about the Redis database.

== EXAMPLES

Cache list of files in `$HOME`:

----
$ cmd_cachier ls -1 "$HOME"
----

Cache list of git projects:

----
$ cmd_cachier fd --glob .git --hidden --type d --max-depth 6 --prune
----

Additionally, remove the `.git` folders from the path:

----
$ cmd_cachier fd --glob .git --hidden --type d --max-depth 6 --prune | while read -r line; do tmp="${line%/}"; echo "${tmp%/*}"; done
----

With `fzf`:

----
$ cmd_cachier fd . --type d --max-depth 5 --hidden "$HOME" | fzf
----

== TIPS AND TRICKS

Alias `gp` to `cd` into a selected git project in the example above.

In your `.bashrc`:

----
alias gp='cd "$(cmd_cachier YOUR_SEARCH_COMMAND | fzf)"'
----

Enforce refresh of the search on demand (alias with `gpup`):

----
alias gpup='cd "$(cmd_cachier save YOUR_SEARCH_COMMAND | fzf)"'
----

== KNOWN BUGS AND ISSUES

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|Status|Bug

|Resolved in 0.3
|Every now and then a `dump.rdb` is created in the current directory.

|Resolved in 0.3.5
|No more memory overcommit message in stdout. It is now redirected to stderr
so that you recieve the warning but does not interfere with the results.

|Open
|Man page not availablein non-system installs and cargo installs. (Only help page.)

|Open (planned for some 0.3.x or the next 0.4 release)
|Can only use the "redis-server" backend. Choosing "valkey" or "KeyDB" as backend is not supported yet.
|===


== EXTERNAL LINKS
.manpages (mdoc macros)
https://man.openbsd.org/mdoc.7

.manpages (man macros)
https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/man7/groff_man.7.html

.asciidoc/tor
https://docs.asciidoctor.org/asciidoc/latest/syntax-quick-reference/


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