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jvv:
help: |
**JustEnoughVCS Upstream Vault Commands**
This program directly creates, manages, and runs JustEnoughVCS upstream vaults.
**Tip**: It directly operates on vault data - please operate with caution!
* With great power comes great responsibility *
**Create Vault**:
jvv create <VAULT_NAME> - Create a vault in the given directory name
jvv init - Create a vault in the current directory
**Query**:
jvv here - Query information about the current vault
jvv member list - Query all members
**Member Management**:
jvv member <register/remove> <MEMBER_NAME> - Register or remove members
**Service**:
jvv service listen - Run the server in the current vault
Additionally, you can use jvv <CMD_NAME> --help to query more detailed help!
here: |
**Display Vault Information Here**
**Example**: cd ./target_dir/ && jvv here
create: |
**Create a new vault with the given name**
**Usage**: jvv create <VAULT_NAME>
**Example**: jvv create MyVault
Creates a directory named 'MyVault' and initializes a vault inside it.
init: |
**Initialize a vault in the current directory**
**Usage**: jvv init
Uses the current directory's name as the vault name.
member: |
**Member Management**
**Usage**: jvv member <register/remove> <MEMBER_NAME>
Register or remove members based on the given member name.
It is recommended to use the "snake_case" naming format,
as it will be stored in this format in the configuration file
**Example**: jvv member register vault_member
**Query**: jvv member list
Equivalent to running `jvv here` in the members directory.
**Tip**: Does not manage private keys automatically. Keys must be handled manually.
service: |
**Service Management**
**Usage**:
jvv service listen - Start the vault server in the current vault to accept client connections
You can use --no-log to disable log output
fail:
jvcs: "JustEnoughVCS Error: %{err}"
no_vault_here: No vault found here
tokio:
fs:
create_dir: Failed to create directory %{dir}
create_dir_all: Failed to create directory %{dir}
std:
current_dir: Failed to get current directory
current_dir_name: Failed to get current directory name
set_current_dir: Failed to set current directory to %{dir}
here:
cfg_not_found:
Could not find vault configuration!
If you wish to use this directory as a vault, please use jvv init --help to view related help
vault_init_failed: Failed to initialize vault!
member_ids_failed: Failed to get member IDs!
ref_sheet_not_found: Reference sheet `ref` not found, but it should exist!
create:
not_empty: Operation denied! The specified directory already exists.
init:
not_empty: Operation denied! The directory is not empty.
member:
register: Failed to create member! Please check if a member with the same name already exists
list: Failed to get member ID!
success:
here:
info: |
Found vault *`%{name}`*! (%{num_mem} Members, %{num_pk} registered PubKeys)
Managing %{num_sheets} Sheets, %{num_vf} VirtualFiles, total %{total_size_gb} GB
**Tip**: To start the server, run jvv service listen
create: Successfully created vault at `%{name}`!
init: Successfully initialized vault here!
member:
register: Successfully created member `%{member}`!
remove: |
Successfully removed `%{member}` from the vault!
(or they were never here?)
list:
header: |
**There are %{num} member(s) in the current vault:**
footer: |
**Among them, %{num} members have registered PubKeys.**
status_key_registered: (PubKey Exists)
service:
listen: Listening for client connections in vault `%{path}` ...
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