Fronting

who

or who displays live front events, member names and how long they have been fronting. JSON output is an array with members, start_time and co_front.

or --store ./ourcana.json who
or --store ./ourcana.json --json who

Captured JSON output from a synthetic store with no front events:

[]

switch

or --store ./working-copy.json switch "Alex"
or --store ./working-copy.json sw "Alex" "Sam"

sw is an alias for switch. Each name is matched case-insensitively: exact match first, then prefix, then substring. If several members match at the same stage, the first in store order wins. Use full names when a partial name would be ambiguous.

The command resolves every name before changing anything, closes all live front events, and adds one new event at the current time. Multiple names create a co-front. It saves the same local file. JSON output contains switched display names and time in Unix milliseconds.

history

or --store ./ourcana.json history
or --store ./ourcana.json --json history --count 25

History is newest first by start time. The default is 10 events; -n is short for --count. JSON records contain members, start_time, end_time, live and co_front. Times are Unix milliseconds; an ongoing event commonly has end_time equal to zero.

Read the exact help for the command syntax.