Addto
This command adds files to existing documents in a library.
Examples
For instance imagine you have two PDF files, a.pdf and b.pdf
that you want to add to a document that matches with the query string
“einstein photon definition”. Then you would use:
papis addto 'einstein photon definition' -f a.pdf -f b.pdf
where the -f flag needs to be repeated for every file that is added. Remote
files can be similarly added using:
papis addto 'einstein photon definition' -u 'https://arxiv.org/pdf/2306.13122.pdf'
where the link needs to be to the actual remote PDF file.
Command-line interface
Add files to an existing document.
Usage
papis addto [OPTIONS] [QUERY]
Options
- -h, --help
Show this message and exit.
- --git, --no-git
Add and commit files.
- --sort <FIELD>
Sort documents with respect to the FIELD.
- --reverse
Reverse sort order.
- -f, --files <files>
File paths or URLs to documents.
- -u, --urls <urls>
(deprecated) use -f
- --file-name <file_name>
File name format for the document.
- --link, --no-link
Instead of copying the file to the library, create a link to its original location.
- --doc-folder <doc_folder>
Document folder on which to apply action.
Arguments
- QUERY
Optional argument