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Databases/SurrealDB/Command line interface.md

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 ## Installation
+
 1. Install
-	-  `curl -sSf https://install.surrealdb.com | sh`
-2. Move into `$PATH` 
-	-  `sudo mv /home/wyatt/.surreal/surreal /usr/local/bin`
+   - `curl -sSf https://install.surrealdb.com | sh`
+2. Move into `$PATH`
+   - `sudo mv /home/wyatt/.surreal/surreal /usr/local/bin`
+
+test
+
 ## Syntax
+
 `surreal ...`
 
 The dots represent a subcommand that is supposed to present. Almost if not all commands (and subcommands) always come with a `--help` flag so you can get a reference on what the command does
 
 ## Starting the database
-Typically I have two commands I will perform when I start the database*:
+
+Typically I have two commands I will perform when I start the database\*:
 
 Option one: `surreal start --auth --user root --pass root`
 Option two: `surreal start --auth --user root --pass root file://path/to/database`
 
 Option two I'm still figuring out. I just export it once I'm done and then import the export once I'm ready to begin again. Speaking of...
 
-*- I also use Docker (or some other OCI runtime like Podman) to run SurrealDB. It is in fact my preferred method -*
+_- I also use Docker (or some other OCI runtime like Podman) to run SurrealDB. It is in fact my preferred method -_
+
 ## Importing an existing database
 
 Imports deal with SurQL files, similar to SQL files, filled with statements that SurrealDB will read and be ready when you start the database
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 ## SQL mode
 
 SurrealDB has a SQL-like (not compatible with ANSI SQL) language one can use for running (or piping) SurrealQL queries. You can find the syntax and some examples over [here](./Syntax).
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Projects/HopeHouseProject/Scratch.md

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-M
+test