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# Orvani Tagger
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(From עוֹרְבָנִי, the Hebrew name for th Eurasian Jay)
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Platform independent, folder-based, and portable tagging system for organizing and searching files. The command line interface and organizing principles are heavily inspired by the todo.txt standard.
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Every file can be assigned projects, contexts, and tags and have a descriptive note.
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Exactly like tasks in todo.txt, files can be categorized by freely defined contexts, defined by the
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`@` prefix or projects, defined by the `+` prefix. In addition, the `#` prefix defines hashtags that can be assigned.
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So a as an example an audio-file could be assigned to project `+album` and have a context of `@drums` and tagged with `#boombap`, `#lofi`, `#snare`. It's completely up to you how you use the different means of categorization.
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## Command Line Tool
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### Assigning Contextual Tags
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Let's
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```
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$ orvani add <file/path> [contextual tags ...]
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Removing contextual tags from a file
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```
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$ orvani remove <file/path> [contextual tags ...]
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```
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