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NanoBlogger
supports tags. While they
came working out of the box, their UI is a bit awkward. I now have
it so that I can easily tag entries with just a single command
line. For example, I'll tag this posting by typing: nbeta
about-this-blogs-tech 1 nbeta is my shell script to
add tags to an entry. It seems a bit hard to remember but:
| Letters | Word | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| nb | NanoBlogger | This is a NanoBlogger command |
| e | Entry | This command will affect one or more entries |
| t | Tags | Affects the tags, in this case, of entries |
| a | Add | We'll be adding tags |
about-this-blogs-tech is the tag name.
1 is the entry ID number. I'd like it to be the entry
name but that isn't done yet and seems of lower priority as the
newest entry is always entry #1.