arbtt-import - imports dumped arbtt data samples

Authors

JoachimBreitner <mail@joachim-breitner.de>
           Main author of arbtt

       SergeyAstanin <s.astanin@gmail.com>
           Contributor

       MartinKiefel <mk@nopw.de>
           Contributor

       MuharemHrnjadovic <muharem@linux.com>
           Contributor

       MarkusHauck <markus1189@gmail.com>
           Contributor

       ThomaszMiąsko <tomasz.miasko@gmail.com>
           Contributor

       WaldirPimenta <waldyrious@gmail.com>
           Documentation writer

       GwernBranwen <gwern@gwern.net>
           Documentation writer

       PaoloG.Giarrusso <p.giarrusso@gmail.com>
           Contributor

       MichalJ.Gajda <migamake@migamake.com>
           Contributor

Description

arbtt-import reads data from standard input and adds the entries to the logfile. It supports the Show
       format as well as the JSON format, and can be used in a streaming fashion (i.e. it will write entries as
       they are read from standard input).

       By default, this program completely overrides the existing file, therefore it will refuse to work if the
       log file already exists. If you want to overwrite a file, please delete it before running arbtt-import.
       If you want to extend an existing file, use the --append option.

Files

~/.arbtt/capture.log
           binary file, storing the arbtt data samples

Name

       arbtt-import - imports dumped arbtt data samples

Notes

        1. arbtt hackage page
           http://hackage.haskell.org/package/arbtt

[FIXME: source]                                    04/03/2022                                    ARBTT-IMPORT(1)

Options

-h, -?, --help
           shows a short summary of the available options, and exists.

       -V, --version
           shows the version number, and exists.

       -fFILE, --logfileFILE
           logfile to use instead of ~/.arbtt/capture.log-a, --append
           append the log file, if it already exists

       -tFORMAT, --formatFORMAT
           format to use, where FORMAT is one of show (the default) or JSON. The JSON format can either be a
           list of records (as dumped by arbtt-dump(1)), or just one record after another (useful in streaming
           mode).