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README.md

boltbrowser

A CLI Browser for BoltDB Files

Installing

Install in the standard way:

go get github.com/br0xen/boltbrowser

Then you'll have boltbrowser in your path.

Pre-built Binaries

Here are pre-built binaries:

Usage

Just provide a BoltDB filename to be opened as the first argument on the command line:

boltbrowser <filename>

To see all options that are available, run:

boltbrowser --help

Troubleshooting

If you're having trouble with garbled characters being displayed on your screen, you may try a different value for TERM.
People tend to have the best luck with xterm-256color or something like that. Play around with it and see if it fixes your problems.