CL

cl is my command-line amateur radio logging tool.

Installation

cl can be installed via cargo:

sh cargo install cl

Usage

cl is built up of sub-commands:

```

$ cl --help

Evan Pratten ewpratten@gmail.com VA3ZZA's CL amateur radio logging tool

USAGE: cl [SUBCOMMAND]

FLAGS: -h, --help Prints help information -V, --version Prints version information

SUBCOMMANDS: book Tools for managing logbooks help Prints this message or the help of the given subcommand(s) log Manage log entries query Look up existing logbook entries ```

Import and export

cl can both import and export ADIF files. This is useful for data migration, and exporting to LOTW.

Common commands

All commands will print their help message if run without arguments.

cl log new

Used to add a new entry to the logbook. Help info:

``` Create a new log entry

USAGE: cl log new [OPTIONS] --frequency --mode

FLAGS: -h, --help Prints help information -V, --version Prints version information

OPTIONS: -d, --override-date Specify a custom date for the log entry. Format yyyy-mm-dd -f, --frequency QSO frequency in KHz (ex. 7030) -g, --gridsquare The station's gridsquare -l, --logbook Use a specific logbook -m, --mode Operating mode -n, --name Name of the station operator --notes Any QSO notes -r, --rst-received RST received from the other station -s, --rst-sent RST sent to the other station -t, --override-time Specify a custom time for the log entry --tx-pwr Number of watts used for this QSO

ARGS: Callsign of the station you contacted ```

cl query

Used for looking up existing entries in a logbook. The callsign field excepts REGEX strings for easy searching. Help info:

``` Look up existing logbook entries

USAGE: cl query [FLAGS] --callsign [logbook]

FLAGS: -h, --help Prints help information -a, --search-all Search all logbooks -V, --version Prints version information

OPTIONS: -c, --callsign Search by callsign

ARGS: Logbook to search (otherwise default or all) ```