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Installation |
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This guide describes the standard installation proccess for kamaki, with the aspiration of covering as much cases as possible. Although kamaki was initially targeted to advanced Linux/Unix-like users, it should be quite straigh forward to install and have it up and running in most popular platforms. |
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Linux and Unix-like enviroments |
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Installing from source (git repos.) |
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Ubuntu and Debian packages |
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Usage |
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Kamaki offers two command line interfaces: an one-command tool and an interactive shell. Both systems implement exactly the same command specifications. More details on the exact command specifications can be found in `Command Line Interfaces' section under 'Commands`. This guide covers the generic usage of both interfaces. |
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One-command interface |
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def pretty_keys(d, delim='_', recurcive=False): |
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where _ is the delimeter |
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str1_str2_..._strN to the form strN
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where _ is the delimeter
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