1pub const MODES: &str = "ascii, box, column, csv, duckbox, html, insert, json, jsonlines, line, list, markdown, quote, table, tabs, trash";
8
9pub const USAGE: &str = "\
11Usage: rudb [OPTIONS] [FILENAME [SQL...]]
12
13An embedded analytical database, compatible with DuckDB.
14
15FILENAME is the database to open. Only :memory: works today, because there is no storage format
16yet. A second argument is SQL to run, after which the shell exits.
17
18Options:
19 -bail stop after the first error
20 -batch read input as a script even when it is a terminal
21 -c, -s SQL run SQL and exit
22 -cmd SQL run SQL before reading input, and keep reading
23 -echo print each statement before running it
24 -f, -file FILENAME run a file of SQL and exit
25 -header, -noheader turn column names on or off
26 -init FILENAME run a file of SQL before reading input
27 -interactive show a prompt even when input is not a terminal
28 --metrics FILENAME write what each statement measured, one JSON document per line
29 -newline SEP what goes between rows in the separated modes
30 -nullvalue TEXT what a null prints as
31 -readonly open without allowing writes
32 -separator SEP what goes between values in the separated modes
33 --set NAME=VALUE run SET NAME = VALUE before anything else, repeatable
34 -version print the version and exit
35 --print-config print the build configuration and exit
36 -h, -help print this and exit
37
38Most modes can also be given as an option: -ascii, -box, -column, -csv, -html, -json, -jsonlines,
39-line, -list, -markdown, -quote and -table. They set the mode and they do not all set the
40separators that .mode sets, which is what DuckDB does.
41";
42
43pub const DOT_COMMANDS: &str = "\
45.bail on|off stop after the first error
46.databases list the attached databases
47.echo on|off print each statement before running it
48.exit exit the shell
49.headers on|off turn column names on or off
50.help print this
51.mode MODE ?TABLE? set the output mode
52.nullvalue TEXT set what a null prints as
53.open FILENAME close the current database and open another
54.output ?FILENAME? send output to a file, or back to stdout
55.print TEXT... print the text
56.quit exit the shell
57.read FILENAME run a file of SQL
58.schema ?PATTERN? show the CREATE TABLE for the tables
59.separator COL ?ROW? set the separators used in the separated modes
60.show show the current settings
61.tables ?PATTERN? list the tables
62.timer on|off print how long each statement took
63";