skysh 0.8.0-beta Sayan N. The Skytable interactive shell (skysh) USAGE: skysh [OPTIONS] FLAGS: --help Diplays this help message --version Displays the shell version OPTIONS: --endpoint Set the endpoint for the connection --user Set the user for this client session --password Set the password for this client session --tls-cert Set the TLS certificate to use (for TLS endpoints) NOTES: - When no endpoint is specified, skysh will attempt to connect to the default TCP endpoint `tcp@127.0.0.1:2003` - When no user is specified, skysh will attempt to authenticate as root - All connections need an username and password. If this is not provided via arguments, it will be asked for interactively - Endpoints are specified using the Skytable endpoint syntax. For example, the default TCP endpoint is `tcp@127.0.0.1:2003` while the default TLS endpoint is `tls@127.0.0.1:2004` - If you choose to use a TLS endpoint, you must provide a certificate. Failing to do so will throw an error, as expected - All history is stored in the `.sky_history` file. If you wish to delete it, simply remove the file