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NAMEkhard - Console carddav clientSYNOPSISkhard [-c CONFIG] [--debug] [--skip-unparsable] SUBCOMMAND ...khard -h | --help khard -v | --version DESCRIPTIONkhard is an address book for the Unix command line. It can read, create, modify and delete carddav address book entries. khard only works with a local store of VCARD files. It is intended to be used in conjunction with other programs like an email client, text editor, vdir synchronizer or VOIP client.OPTIONS
SUBCOMMANDSThe functionality of khard is divided into several subcommands. All of these have their own help text which can be seen with khard SUBCOMMAND --help.Many subcommands accept search terms to limit the number of contacts they should work on, display or present for selection. The syntax is described in Search query syntax. Listing subcommandsThese subcommands list information of several contacts who match a search query.
Detailed displayThese subcommands display detailed information about one subcommand.
Modifying subcommandsThese subcommands are used to modify contacts.
Other subcommands
SEARCH QUERY SYNTAXSearch queries consist of one or more command line arguments. Each can be a simple search term or a search term for a specific field. The field name is separated from the search term by a colon (:) without any spaces.Spaces in the field name have to be replaced with underscores. The available fields are the same fields as in the YAML template with the exception of the five name components (first, last, prefix, suffix, additional). But there is the special pseudo field specifier name: which will search in any name related field (including nichnames and formatted names). If a field name is not known the search term is interpreted as a plain search term and the string (including the colon) is looked up in any field of the contact. CONFIGURATIONSee khard.conf(5).COPYRIGHT2020, Eric Scheibler
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