Table of Contents

1. Command-Line Options
2. Create a Note Document

mercury-socket is a Unix domain socket server for managing notes using the Mercury framework. It provides IPC commands to create, retrieve, and manage documents and repositories.

## Features

• Create, read, update, and delete notes
• Manage repositories
• Unix socket communication

## Installation

1. Ensure you’re using a Linux system (this application is designed for Linux only).

2. Install dependencies:

   git clone https://github.com/nexhero/mercury-socket.git
   cd mercury-socket
   npm install

## Run the socket daemon Run the server with command-line options:

node index.js

Command-Line Options

• -s, –socket : Path for the Unix socket (default: /tmp/mercury.sock)
• -d, –dir : Directory to save database (default: ~/.config/mercury/)
• -b, –database : Database name (default: mercurydb.db)

## Use the terminal client

node mercury-cli.js --help

Create a Note Document

node mercury-cli.js create --title 'demo' --content 'done'

## IPC Commands

1. `create-note` - Create a new note
2. `all-documents` - List all documents
3. `document-id` - Get document by ID
4. `remove-document` - Remove document by ID
5. `get-local-repository` - Get the local repository key
6. `get-all-repository` - List all appended repositories
7. `append-repository` - Add remote repository
8. `remove-repository` - Remove repository by ID

## Notes

• This application is Linux-only
• Default socket path: /tmp/mercury.sock
• Default storage directory: ~/.config/mercury/