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ScheduleSQL

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Introduction

ScheduleSQL is a C program and reproduces SQL commands using arguments.

Something about it:

• Written in C, ScheduleSQL is faster and stable.
• Having a friendly structure, it's easy to contribute to it.
• You need to have installed library: jq
• • For that, use apt install jq

Script flags

Script flags	Description
-c	Will create database file
-d	Delete data
-m	Modify data
-t	Set target
-mc	Add/Modify content
-dc	Delete content
-lc	Location of content

Example:

Instruction	Arguments
Create database	-c ScheduleSQL.json -t "~/my/database/folder"
Delete database	-d ScheduleSQL.json -t "~/my/database/folder"
Add data of specific database	-m ScheduleSQL.json -t "~/my/database/folder" -lc student -mc "Andrei"
Modify data of specific database	-m ScheduleSQL.json -t "~/my/database/folder" -lc student -mc "Andrei Stefan"
Delete data of specific database	-m ScheduleSQL.json -t "~/my/database/folder" -lc student -dc"

Syntax Arguments

-<type of action> <name of database> -<instruction flag> <location database> -<interaction flag> <location 1> -<instruction type flag> <location 2>

Type of action	Instruction flag	Interaction flag	Instruction Type flag
-c	-t	-lc	-mc
-d			-dc
-m

Type of action flag is mandatory. This flag is used to know what we want to do:

• If we want to create a database, we will use -c argument.
• If we want to delete a database, we will use -d argument.
• If we want to modify a database, we will use -m argument.

Instruction flag is optional. This flag is used, for now, only to get target/folder location of database.

Interaction flag is optional. With this flag we set action of interaction

• It can be add/modify/delete content using: -mc / -dc

Instruction Type flag is mandatory if there exist Interaction flag.

• About them:
  • If we use -mc, key <location 2> is mandatory and has to be always a string. We use -mc when we want to modify content or add content of actual structure, using entry of <location 1>. If it exist, we will modify -lc with entry from <location 1>, using data of <location 2>.
  • If we use -dc, key <location 2> is useless. If we use <location 2>, it will be ignored.

Example:

Instuction	Arguments
Add data of specific content	-m ScheduleSQL.json -t ~/my/database/folder -lc key_name -ac "Andrei"
Add entry of specific content	-m ScheduleSQL.json -t ~/my/database/folder -lc key_name -ac <"">
Modify data of specific content	-m ScheduleSQL.json -t ~/my/database/folder -lc key_name -mc "Alexandru"
Delete data of specific content	-m ScheduleSQL.json -t ~/my/database/folder -lc key_name -dc

• • Add data of specific content
    • Before:

{
  "age"     : 17,
  "country" : "Europe/Bucharest"
}

• • Add data of specific content
    • After:

{
  "name"    : "Andrei",
  "age"     : 17,
  "country" : "Europe/Bucharest"
}

• • Add entry of specific content
    • Before:

{
  "age"     : 17,
  "country" : "Europe/Bucharest"
}

• • Add entry of specific content
    • After:

{
  "name"    : "",
  "age"     : 17,
  "country" : "Europe/Bucharest"
}

• • Modify data of specific content
    • Before:

{
  "name"    : "Andrei",
  "age"     : 17,
  "country" : "Europe/Bucharest"
}

• • Modify data of specific content
    • After:

{
  "name"    : "Alexandru",
  "age"     : 17,
  "country" : "Europe/Bucharest"
}

• • Delete data of specific content
    • Before:

{
  "name"    : "Andrei",
  "age"     : 17,
  "country" : "Europe/Bucharest"
}

• • Delete data of specific content
    • After:

{
  "age"     : 17,
  "country" : "Europe/Bucharest"
}