JUberbog is a pure command line tool. It provides subcommands. This means that invoking solely juberblog does almost nothing than show you some help or the version. To get some help invoke:
$ juberblog -h
The subcommands provided are: install, create, publish. To get help for a particular subcommand invoke:
$ juberblog SUB_COMMAND -h
Most of the options are available as short option with one dash and long option with two dashes.
The install sub command creates a scaffold directory for your blog data. The details of this directory is described in the installation guide. Basically this commands need only a location as argument where to create the scaffold. The directory must exist.
The other options are only for update strategies: You can either force the installation which means all existing files will be overwritten. Or you can update which means existing files will be backed up by renaming. The latter option is only useful if you have no version controll in your blog data directory.
For example to create a new blog data directory run:
$ mkdir myblog $ juberblog install -l myblog
If there is a newer version of JUberblog which brings new scaffold files (templates, example config etc.) you can run:
$ juberblog install -l myblog -f
After that files may be changed or added. You can check this by your VCS, if you have the directory under version control. If you do not have the directory under version controll, which I do not recommend, you should use the -u option to update:
$ juberblog install -l myblog -u
All files which would be overwritten are copied with a .bak suffix.
This command creates Markdown stubs into your blog data directory. It also generates a propper slugged and timestamped filename in the right directory (either post or site, or one of these in drafts).
