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pgbm

pgbm is a tiny wrapper around the command to boot PostgreSQL as installed by Linuxbrew.

Linuxbrew is the Linux variant of Homebrew, and as a result, installing PostgreSQL from Linuxbrew does not have some of the handy features that come built in to Homebrew.

This binary is intended to add a simple way to boot a Linuxbrew installation of PostgreSQL.

In a normal Linuxbrew installation of PostgreSQL, one must enter the following command to boot Postgres: pg_ctl -D /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgres start.

This binary adds a simple command to do the same thing: pgbm start or pgbm u.

Additionally, the commands pgm stop and pgbm d shutdown the PostgreSQL server by executing the command: pg_ctl -D /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgres stop.

Why not use bash?

There are two reason I chose to write this binary in Rust instead of bash:

  1. I already know bash reasonably well, and I wanted to use this as an opportunity to help familiarize myself with Rust.
  2. It is easier for me to install a Rust binary than a bash script on my linux systems. Installing a bash script requires manually copying it to the correct location and then making sure it has the correct permissions. Installing a Rust binary requires executing a simple cargo command.

Installation

There are a couple of easy ways to install pgm at the moment:

  1. Install it straight from github: cargo install --git https://github.com/speratus/pgbm.git
  2. Clone the repository and then install it from the local file system: git clone https://github.com/speratus/pgbm.git && cd $_, and then run cargo install --path ..

In the future, I may decide to add this library to crates.io, but for the time being, these are the two best ways to get pgbm.

Optional arguments

Version 1.1.0 introduces two optional arguments. They are as follows:

-p, --postgres-version <VERSION> Specifies the version of Postgres you wish to boot if you have multiple Linuxbrew installations
-d, --data-location <LOCATION> Overrides the default postgres data directory (/home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgresql/) with the specified location

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pgbm
pgbm is a tiny wrapper around the command to boot PostgreSQL as installed by Linuxbrew.
Linuxbrew is the Linux variant of Homebrew, and as a result, installing PostgreSQL
from Linuxbrew does not have some of the handy features that come built in to
Homebrew.
This binary is intended to add a simple way to boot a Linuxbrew installation of
PostgreSQL.
In a normal Linuxbrew installation of PostgreSQL, one must enter the following command
to boot Postgres:
pg_ctl -D /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgres start.
This binary adds a simple command to do the same thing:
pgbm start or pgbm u.
Additionally, the commands pgm stop and pgbm d shutdown the PostgreSQL server
by executing the command:
pg_ctl -D /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgres stop.
Why not use bash?
There are two reason I chose to write this binary in Rust instead of bash:
  1. I already know bash reasonably well, and I wanted to use this as an opportunity
to help familiarize myself with Rust.
  2. It is easier for me to install a Rust binary than a bash script on my linux systems.
Installing a bash script requires manually copying it to the correct location
and then making sure it has the correct permissions. Installing a Rust binary
requires executing a simple cargo command.
Installation
There are a couple of easy ways to install pgm at the moment:
  1. Install it straight from github: cargo install --git https://github.com/speratus/pgbm.git
  2. Clone the repository and then install it from the local file system:
git clone https://github.com/speratus/pgbm.git && cd $_, and then run
cargo install --path ..
In the future, I may decide to add this library to crates.io,
but for the time being, these are the two best ways to get pgbm.
Optional arguments
Version 1.1.0 introduces two optional arguments. They are as follows:
-p, --postgres-version <VERSION> Specifies the version of Postgres you wish to boot if you have multiple Linuxbrew installations
-d, --data-location <LOCATION> Overrides the default postgres data directory (/home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgresql/) with the specified location

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pgbm
pgbm is a tiny wrapper around the command to boot PostgreSQL as installed by Linuxbrew.
Linuxbrew is the Linux variant of Homebrew, and as a result, installing PostgreSQL
from Linuxbrew does not have some of the handy features that come built in to
Homebrew.
This binary is intended to add a simple way to boot a Linuxbrew installation of
PostgreSQL.
In a normal Linuxbrew installation of PostgreSQL, one must enter the following command
to boot Postgres:
pg_ctl -D /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgres start.
This binary adds a simple command to do the same thing:
pgbm start or pgbm u.
Additionally, the commands pgm stop and pgbm d shutdown the PostgreSQL server
by executing the command:
pg_ctl -D /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgres stop.
Why not use bash?
There are two reason I chose to write this binary in Rust instead of bash:
  1. I already know bash reasonably well, and I wanted to use this as an opportunity
to help familiarize myself with Rust.
  2. It is easier for me to install a Rust binary than a bash script on my linux systems.
Installing a bash script requires manually copying it to the correct location
and then making sure it has the correct permissions. Installing a Rust binary
requires executing a simple cargo command.
Installation
There are a couple of easy ways to install pgm at the moment:
  1. Install it straight from github: cargo install --git https://github.com/speratus/pgbm.git
  2. Clone the repository and then install it from the local file system:
git clone https://github.com/speratus/pgbm.git && cd $_, and then run
cargo install --path ..
In the future, I may decide to add this library to crates.io,
but for the time being, these are the two best ways to get pgbm.
Optional arguments
Version 1.1.0 introduces two optional arguments. They are as follows:
-p, --postgres-version <VERSION> Specifies the version of Postgres you wish to boot if you have multiple Linuxbrew installations
-d, --data-location <LOCATION> Overrides the default postgres data directory (/home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgresql/) with the specified location

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pgbm is a tiny wrapper around the command to boot PostgreSQL as installed by Linuxbrew.
Linuxbrew is the Linux variant of Homebrew, and as a result, installing PostgreSQL
from Linuxbrew does not have some of the handy features that come built in to
Homebrew.
This binary is intended to add a simple way to boot a Linuxbrew installation of
PostgreSQL.
In a normal Linuxbrew installation of PostgreSQL, one must enter the following command
to boot Postgres:
pg_ctl -D /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgres start.
This binary adds a simple command to do the same thing:
pgbm start or pgbm u.
Additionally, the commands pgm stop and pgbm d shutdown the PostgreSQL server
by executing the command:
pg_ctl -D /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgres stop.
Why not use bash?
There are two reason I chose to write this binary in Rust instead of bash:
  1. I already know bash reasonably well, and I wanted to use this as an opportunity
to help familiarize myself with Rust.
  2. It is easier for me to install a Rust binary than a bash script on my linux systems.
Installing a bash script requires manually copying it to the correct location
and then making sure it has the correct permissions. Installing a Rust binary
requires executing a simple cargo command.
Installation
There are a couple of easy ways to install pgm at the moment:
  1. Install it straight from github: cargo install --git https://github.com/speratus/pgbm.git
  2. Clone the repository and then install it from the local file system:
git clone https://github.com/speratus/pgbm.git && cd $_, and then run
cargo install --path ..
In the future, I may decide to add this library to crates.io,
but for the time being, these are the two best ways to get pgbm.
Optional arguments
Version 1.1.0 introduces two optional arguments. They are as follows:
-p, --postgres-version <VERSION> Specifies the version of Postgres you wish to boot if you have multiple Linuxbrew installations
-d, --data-location <LOCATION> Overrides the default postgres data directory (/home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgresql/) with the specified location

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pgbm is a tiny wrapper around the command to boot PostgreSQL as installed by Linuxbrew.
Linuxbrew is the Linux variant of Homebrew, and as a result, installing PostgreSQL
from Linuxbrew does not have some of the handy features that come built in to
Homebrew.
This binary is intended to add a simple way to boot a Linuxbrew installation of
PostgreSQL.
In a normal Linuxbrew installation of PostgreSQL, one must enter the following command
to boot Postgres:
pg_ctl -D /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgres start.
This binary adds a simple command to do the same thing:
pgbm start or pgbm u.
Additionally, the commands pgm stop and pgbm d shutdown the PostgreSQL server
by executing the command:
pg_ctl -D /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgres stop.
Why not use bash?
There are two reason I chose to write this binary in Rust instead of bash:
  1. I already know bash reasonably well, and I wanted to use this as an opportunity
to help familiarize myself with Rust.
  2. It is easier for me to install a Rust binary than a bash script on my linux systems.
Installing a bash script requires manually copying it to the correct location
and then making sure it has the correct permissions. Installing a Rust binary
requires executing a simple cargo command.
Installation
There are a couple of easy ways to install pgm at the moment:
  1. Install it straight from github: cargo install --git https://github.com/speratus/pgbm.git
  2. Clone the repository and then install it from the local file system:
git clone https://github.com/speratus/pgbm.git && cd $_, and then run
cargo install --path ..
In the future, I may decide to add this library to crates.io,
but for the time being, these are the two best ways to get pgbm.
Optional arguments
Version 1.1.0 introduces two optional arguments. They are as follows:
-p, --postgres-version <VERSION> Specifies the version of Postgres you wish to boot if you have multiple Linuxbrew installations
-d, --data-location <LOCATION> Overrides the default postgres data directory (/home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgresql/) with the specified location

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pgbm is a tiny wrapper around the command to boot PostgreSQL as installed by Linuxbrew.
Linuxbrew is the Linux variant of Homebrew, and as a result, installing PostgreSQL
from Linuxbrew does not have some of the handy features that come built in to
Homebrew.
This binary is intended to add a simple way to boot a Linuxbrew installation of
PostgreSQL.
In a normal Linuxbrew installation of PostgreSQL, one must enter the following command
to boot Postgres:
pg_ctl -D /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgres start.
This binary adds a simple command to do the same thing:
pgbm start or pgbm u.
Additionally, the commands pgm stop and pgbm d shutdown the PostgreSQL server
by executing the command:
pg_ctl -D /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgres stop.
Why not use bash?
There are two reason I chose to write this binary in Rust instead of bash:
  1. I already know bash reasonably well, and I wanted to use this as an opportunity
to help familiarize myself with Rust.
  2. It is easier for me to install a Rust binary than a bash script on my linux systems.
Installing a bash script requires manually copying it to the correct location
and then making sure it has the correct permissions. Installing a Rust binary
requires executing a simple cargo command.
Installation
There are a couple of easy ways to install pgm at the moment:
  1. Install it straight from github: cargo install --git https://github.com/speratus/pgbm.git
  2. Clone the repository and then install it from the local file system:
git clone https://github.com/speratus/pgbm.git && cd $_, and then run
cargo install --path ..
In the future, I may decide to add this library to crates.io,
but for the time being, these are the two best ways to get pgbm.
Optional arguments
Version 1.1.0 introduces two optional arguments. They are as follows:
-p, --postgres-version <VERSION> Specifies the version of Postgres you wish to boot if you have multiple Linuxbrew installations
-d, --data-location <LOCATION> Overrides the default postgres data directory (/home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgresql/) with the specified location

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pgbm is a tiny wrapper around the command to boot PostgreSQL as installed by Linuxbrew.
Linuxbrew is the Linux variant of Homebrew, and as a result, installing PostgreSQL
from Linuxbrew does not have some of the handy features that come built in to
Homebrew.
This binary is intended to add a simple way to boot a Linuxbrew installation of
PostgreSQL.
In a normal Linuxbrew installation of PostgreSQL, one must enter the following command
to boot Postgres:
pg_ctl -D /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgres start.
This binary adds a simple command to do the same thing:
pgbm start or pgbm u.
Additionally, the commands pgm stop and pgbm d shutdown the PostgreSQL server
by executing the command:
pg_ctl -D /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgres stop.
Why not use bash?
There are two reason I chose to write this binary in Rust instead of bash:
  1. I already know bash reasonably well, and I wanted to use this as an opportunity
to help familiarize myself with Rust.
  2. It is easier for me to install a Rust binary than a bash script on my linux systems.
Installing a bash script requires manually copying it to the correct location
and then making sure it has the correct permissions. Installing a Rust binary
requires executing a simple cargo command.
Installation
There are a couple of easy ways to install pgm at the moment:
  1. Install it straight from github: cargo install --git https://github.com/speratus/pgbm.git
  2. Clone the repository and then install it from the local file system:
git clone https://github.com/speratus/pgbm.git && cd $_, and then run
cargo install --path ..
In the future, I may decide to add this library to crates.io,
but for the time being, these are the two best ways to get pgbm.
Optional arguments
Version 1.1.0 introduces two optional arguments. They are as follows:
-p, --postgres-version <VERSION> Specifies the version of Postgres you wish to boot if you have multiple Linuxbrew installations
-d, --data-location <LOCATION> Overrides the default postgres data directory (/home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgresql/) with the specified location

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pgbm
pgbm is a tiny wrapper around the command to boot PostgreSQL as installed by Linuxbrew.
Linuxbrew is the Linux variant of Homebrew, and as a result, installing PostgreSQL
from Linuxbrew does not have some of the handy features that come built in to
Homebrew.
This binary is intended to add a simple way to boot a Linuxbrew installation of
PostgreSQL.
In a normal Linuxbrew installation of PostgreSQL, one must enter the following command
to boot Postgres:
pg_ctl -D /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgres start.
This binary adds a simple command to do the same thing:
pgbm start or pgbm u.
Additionally, the commands pgm stop and pgbm d shutdown the PostgreSQL server
by executing the command:
pg_ctl -D /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgres stop.
Why not use bash?
There are two reason I chose to write this binary in Rust instead of bash:
  1. I already know bash reasonably well, and I wanted to use this as an opportunity
to help familiarize myself with Rust.
  2. It is easier for me to install a Rust binary than a bash script on my linux systems.
Installing a bash script requires manually copying it to the correct location
and then making sure it has the correct permissions. Installing a Rust binary
requires executing a simple cargo command.
Installation
There are a couple of easy ways to install pgm at the moment:
  1. Install it straight from github: cargo install --git https://github.com/speratus/pgbm.git
  2. Clone the repository and then install it from the local file system:
git clone https://github.com/speratus/pgbm.git && cd $_, and then run
cargo install --path ..
In the future, I may decide to add this library to crates.io,
but for the time being, these are the two best ways to get pgbm.
Optional arguments
Version 1.1.0 introduces two optional arguments. They are as follows:
-p, --postgres-version <VERSION> Specifies the version of Postgres you wish to boot if you have multiple Linuxbrew installations
-d, --data-location <LOCATION> Overrides the default postgres data directory (/home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/var/postgresql/) with the specified location

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