Daily provider for an interesting concept, term, event, or idea.
Command-line Tool
Usage
$ ontt <options>
[Neat Thing] - [Definition|Description]
(link to top example of thing)
Options
Short
Long
Parameters
Description
-a
--after-date
[date]
shows all neat things starting (inclusive) on date until $today (inclusive)
-b
--bibliography
shows wikipedia-style bibliography with links
-e
--export
[start date] ([end date])
writes out formatted file of neat things starting at date until $today, or [end date] (if provided).
-f
--format
[output format] ([formatter])
allows user to specify whether the response is structured or plaintext. Initially, ONTT will provide output as plaintext, json, or xml. If [formatter] is provided, then ONTT will attempt to use the go command by piping the output as json into the Formatter command.
-l
--link
limit output to only the link of the neat thing
-n
--name
limit output to only the name of the neat thing
-o
--output
[file path]
Writes neat thing(s) to out to [file path]
-p
--prior-days
[number of days]
shows [number of days] neat thing(s) before today
-t
--timeline
[start date] ([end date])
output html page that shows horizontal timeline with snapshots of webpages when hovering of the date/thing; navigation tools will be displayed on the timeline when it spans a sufficient range of dates.
-u
--url
[host:port]
Directs ontt client to get new things from ontt server at [host:port]
-v
--version
displays version of ontt command as well as api version of ontt service
-w
--week
shows the neat things from start of week until $today