Standalone CLI entrypoint for pg-datahike. Two subcommands:
serve (default) — boot a pgwire server. See serve --help.
dump — dump a pg-datahike database as portable PostgreSQL
SQL. Output replays into either pg-datahike or real
PostgreSQL via psql. See dump --help.
Usage: java -jar pg-datahike-VERSION-standalone.jar [serve] [SERVE-OPTS] java -jar pg-datahike-VERSION-standalone.jar dump [DUMP-OPTS]
The default subcommand is serve (so the existing
java -jar pg-datahike.jar --port 5432 invocation keeps working
without explicitly typing serve).
Standalone CLI entrypoint for pg-datahike. Two subcommands:
serve (default) — boot a pgwire server. See `serve --help`.
dump — dump a pg-datahike database as portable PostgreSQL
SQL. Output replays into either pg-datahike or real
PostgreSQL via psql. See `dump --help`.
Usage:
java -jar pg-datahike-VERSION-standalone.jar [serve] [SERVE-OPTS]
java -jar pg-datahike-VERSION-standalone.jar dump [DUMP-OPTS]
The default subcommand is `serve` (so the existing
`java -jar pg-datahike.jar --port 5432` invocation keeps working
without explicitly typing `serve`).(-main & args)Subcommand dispatch. First positional arg is the subcommand
(serve / dump). Everything else passes to the subcommand parser.
For backward-compat, an unrecognised first arg is treated as a
serve flag (so existing --port 5432 invocations still work).
Subcommand dispatch. First positional arg is the subcommand (serve / dump). Everything else passes to the subcommand parser. For backward-compat, an unrecognised first arg is treated as a serve flag (so existing `--port 5432` invocations still work).
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