The most simple invocation is:
$ angel |
This will show the angel base directory on screen.
Direct reference:
$ angel examples/samba |
Shows angel 'samba' in 'examples' directory. For quicker access when the exact location of an angel is known.
Searching:
$ angel -f searchstring [..search string ...] |
Search for angels with keywords in title and tags. All search strings are linked with logical 'and'.
Download:
$ angel -u <url> |
Download an angel from the Internet with URL <url>. The angel on the remote host is in tar.gz. format and will be unpacked into the 'imported' folder in the angel base directory.
Editing an angel:
$ angel -e |
Opens a text editor to edit the active angel.
Creating a new angel:
$ angel -c |
Opens the angel to create a new angel.
Executing a file:
$ angel -x <angel> |
Executes a file that is an angel that is not in the angel base directory or any of the subdirectories.
Reference:
$ angel -r <reference> |
Show angel with reference number <reference>
Turn off the one-letter commands:
$ angel -i |
Turns off the one-letter commands used in the angels. The one-letter commands build up in a folder. Helpful to run from time to time to clean up. The Angelscripts will create the one-letter commands again when invoked.