Update README.md

[YIN-Renlong]

updated the README.md to run Semantra by using the command in shell to index all files in a folder.

[freedmand]

Thanks for this contribution! It's probably worth making a guide of useful Semantra command-line recipes. This command won't work on all operating systems, so I probably don't want it in the main README file, but a dedicated guide section could share additional commands along with versions for other operating systems.

[YIN-Renlong]

Thanks for this contribution! It's probably worth making a guide of useful Semantra command-line recipes. This command won't work on all operating systems, so I probably don't want it in the main README file, but a dedicated guide section could share additional commands along with versions for other operating systems.

Hi, thanks for your feedback. The command can be used directly on macOS and Linux systems, which both use Unix-like shells. If you have a Unix-like environment installed on Windows (e.g., Windows Subsystem for Linux or WSL), it can also run this command in that environment

In Windows command prompt or PowerShell, the command could be:

$folder_path = "C:\path\to\folder"

Get-ChildItem -Path $folder_path -Recurse -File | ForEach-Object { semantra $_.FullName }

However, since I won't be able to test it right away, this command might need your testing in Windows.

Best,

[Jaifroid]

Just to say the PowerShell command above can be written more concisely:

ls 'C:\Your\Directory' -r -file | % { semantra $_.fullname }

However, I'm not sure of the behaviour of semantra if executed serially like this. It would need to exit after each execution for the next file to be processed, so it might need --no-server.