Tenue wardrobe manager

Tenue is a command-line application. It runs on Python and SQL.

Tenue is the French word for outfit.

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Features:

catalog your clothes
modify outfits in seconds
search clothes and outfits with keywords

Supported commands:

np - Create new piece
cp - Clone/Duplicate piece
ep - Edit piece
dp - Delete piece
no - Create outfit
ap - Add piece to outfit
rp - Remove piece from outfit
co - Clone/Duplicate outfit
do - Delete outfit
vp - View specific piece
vo - View specific outfit
sp - Search pieces
so - Search outfits

Design specifications:

Pieces of clothing have 6 optional attributes: kind, subkind, nickname, brand, colors, and accents.

Kinds are predefined: 'headwear', 'outerwear', 'top', 'underwear', 'bottom', 'footwear', and 'accessory'
Subkinds are user-defined attributes that further specify a kind (ex. "rain jacket" is a subkind of 'top')
Descriptions are optional. When used, they should help identify the piece (ex. "my favorite shirt")
Brands are the manufacturers/designers of pieces.
Colors are the major, dominant colors of a piece, and they must match a predefined CSS color
Accents are the same as colors except they represent minor, subtle colors of a piece

Dependencies:

How do I use Tenue?