tmsu

Tmsu is a command-line tool used for tagging files on Unix-like systems. It allows users to organize and categorize their files by associating tags with them. The tool operates by creating a virtual file system where each tag is represented as a directory. With tmsu, users can easily add, remove, and search tags for their files. It supports a wide range of file types, including documents, images, audio files, videos, and more. Tmsu takes advantage of SQLite as its underlying data store, ensuring efficient and fast tag operations. It offers various functionalities like logical operations on tags, searching for files with specific combinations of tags, and managing tags across multiple directories. Users can create and manage tag hierarchies, making it easy to organize tags in a hierarchical structure. The tool also provides a tagging API allowing developers to integrate tmsu functionality into their own applications. Tmsu documentation is available with detailed information on installation, usage, API reference, and examples.