CLI#

rconf#

RConf CLI tool

usage: rconf [-h] [-c LOCATION] [--version] {config,dump} ...

rconf config: Show configuration options.
rconf dump: Dump a JSON or TOML document or fragment with references and patches.

options#

-h, --help#: show this help message and exit

-c <location>, --config-file <location>#: location of a configuration file. Replaces other active configuration file, if any.

--version#: show program’s version number and exit.

rconf config#

Show configuration options.

usage: rconf config [-h] {list,active,demo,create} ...

-h, --help#: show this help message and exit

rconf config list: Print the list of considered configuration files.
rconf config active: Print the content of the active configuration file.
rconf config demo: Print the content of a demo configuration file.
rconf config create: Create a configuration file.

rconf config active#

Print the content of the active configuration file.

usage: rconf config active [-h]

-h, --help#: show this help message and exit

rconf config create#

Create a configuration file.

usage: rconf config create [-h]

-h, --help#: show this help message and exit

rconf config demo#

Print the content of a demo configuration file.

usage: rconf config demo [-h]

-h, --help#: show this help message and exit

rconf config list#

Print the list of considered configuration files.

usage: rconf config list [-h]

-h, --help#: show this help message and exit

rconf dump#

Dump a JSON or TOML document or fragment with references and patches.

usage: rconf dump [-h] [-b BASE_URL] [-m MEDIA_TYPE] [-p PTR]
                  [-M OUTPUT_MEDIA_TYPE]
                  url

url#: the file location or ‘-’ (stdin). URLs may contain a pointer as fragment. Add a scheme if needed (file, http, https, ftp or data).

-h, --help#: show this help message and exit

-b <base_url>, --base-url <base_url>#: URL to resolve relative references from, or use as URL for stdin.

-m <media_type>, --media-type <media_type>#: explicitly set input media type or filename extension.

-p <ptr>, --ptr <ptr>#: a pointer to a fragment of the document. Overrides the URL fragment.

-M <output_media_type>, --output-media-type <output_media_type>#: explicitly set output media type.