save¶
Save records or payloads to disk.
Synopsis¶
ndeftool save [OPTIONS] PATH
ndeftool s [OPTIONS] PATH
Description¶
The save command writes the current records to disk. The records to write
can be restricted to the subset selected with --skip
, --count
, --head
and
--tail
applied in that order. The default mode is to save all selected records
as one NDEF message into a single file given by PATH. In --burst
mode each
record is written as one NDEF message into a separate file under the directory
given by PATH. The file names are three digit numbers created from the record
index. In --unpack
mode the payload of each record is written to a separate
file under directory PATH with the file name set to the record name (NDEF Record
ID). Records without name are not written unless --unpack
and --burst
are
both set.
The save command does not replace existing files or directories unless this is
requested with --force
.
The save command consumes records from the internal message pipe. This can
be prevented with --keep
, all records are then forwarded to the next command
or written to standard output. When save is the first command it creates the
pipe by reading from standard input.
Options¶
- --skip N¶
Skip the first N records.
- --count N¶
Skip the first N records.
- --head N¶
Save the first N records.
- --tail N¶
Save the last N records.
- -b, --burst¶
Save single record files in directory.
- -u, --unpack¶
Unpack records to files in directory.
- -f, --force¶
Replace existing file or directory.
- -k, --keep¶
Forward records to next command.
- --help¶
Show this message and exit.
Examples¶
Create an NFC Forum Text Record and save it to to a file in the /tmp directory, overwriting the file if it exists.
Same as above but the with three NDEF Text Records.
Out of three records the second is saved using the --skip
and --count
options and the others are forwarded to print.
Out of three records the second is saved using the --head
and --tail
options
and the others are forwarded to print.
Save each record to a separate file with auto-numbered file name plus ndef
extension.
Unpack record payloads to separate files using the record identifier as the file name.