Commands

Commands #

del-attr # 

:del-attr <attribute>

Alias: da

Deletes attribute from the currently selected item; or if there are any marked items, the marked items.

delete # 

:delete

Deletes the marked items. Unlike the other commands that modify items, this command will be executed on the table straight away.

echo # 

:echo [message ...]

Displays message in the status bar. Mainly used for debugging.

export # 

:export <filename>

Writes the currently loaded items as a CSV file to filename.

mark # 

:mark [all | none | toggle]

Mark the rows in the following way:

  • all: will mark all rows. This is the default when invoked without an argument.
  • none: will unmark all rows.
  • toggle: will toggle all marked and unmarked rows.

new-item # 

:new-item

Creates a new item. When executed, the value for the partition key and sort key will be prompted. The new item will not be written to the table until it is committed with the put command.

put # 

:put

Alias: w

Commits all new and modified items to the table.

quit # 

:quit

Alias: q

Quits Dynamo-Browse.

rebind # 

:rebind <bindingName> <key>

Rebinds the action with bindingName to key. This will replace any existing binding for that action. See Key Bindings with “Show binding names” checked to see available binding names.

set # 

:set <name> [value]

Set the value of a setting. Flag setting types can be enabled without any value. See Settings for possible setting values.

set-attr # 

:set-attr [type] <attributeName>

Alias: sa

Modifies the value of attribute of the currently selected item; or if there are any marked items, the marked items.

The value of type can be use to specify the type of the attribute. It can be one of the following (case insensitive):

  • -S: string value
  • -N: number value
  • -BOOL: boolean value
  • -NULL: null value

If unset, the attribute type will not be changed. type must be set if multiple items have been marked.

table # 

:table

Select the table to display.

unmark # 

:unmark

Unmark all marked items. This is essentially an alias for mark none.