Odin reads and writes shit.
DBNAME Name of database (default : "Odin")
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-f FILE [FILE ...], --file FILE [FILE ...]
File(s) to read. Use '-' to read standard input.
-s STRING [STRING ...], --string STRING [STRING ...]
String(s) to read. Use multiple arguments with caution
as it implies to load the whole DB for each one.
Consider concatenation.
-n STRING, --next STRING
Get one string.
-a STRING, --auto-next STRING
Get all strings from argument.
-c STRING, --chain STRING
Get a chain of strings from argument.
-N [INT], --fetch-by [INT]
How many records to work with before fetching the next
ones. Default is 8. Bigger means it will try more
times to get desired string before fetching next
results. Apply to -n, -a and -c options.
-R, --random Load database randomly, default is by most common
strings first. Apply to -n, -a and -c options.
-M [INT], --max-results [INT]
Limit the number of records gathered on a complet
load. Default is 4096. This is useful on a big
database. Apply to -n, -a and -c options.
-C STRING, --context STRING
Context to search with. It will be used in a WHERE
clause when loading strings from the database.
Searching for strings with any of the words provided
with this argument. You may not use regular
expressions there. Apply to -n, -a and -c options.
-S [INT], --chain-size [INT]
Minimal number of words for a chain. Apply to -c
option only.
-E [REGEXP], --chain-end [REGEXP]
Regexp to end a chain. Apply to -c option only.