pconfig - configuration querying utility¶
Synopsis¶
pconfig [-h] [–version] [–debug] [-q] [-v] [–color BOOLEAN] [–config CONFIG_PATH] {classes,describe_class,uncollapsable,dump,configurables,dump-uncollapsed,package,world} …
Base Options¶
-h, --helpshow this help message and exit
--versionshow this program’s version info and exit
--debugenable debugging checks
-q, --quietsuppress non-error messages
-v, --verboseshow verbose output
--color BOOLEANenable/disable color support
Config Options¶
--config CONFIG_PATHuse custom config or skip loading system config
Subcommands¶
configuration related subcommands
pconfig classes - list all classes referenced by the config¶
Synopsis¶
pconfig classes [-h] [–debug] [-q] [-v] [–color BOOLEAN]
Base Options¶
-h, --helpshow this help message and exit
--debugenable debugging checks
-q, --quietsuppress non-error messages
-v, --verboseshow verbose output
--color BOOLEANenable/disable color support
pconfig describe_class - describe the arguments a class needs, how to use it in a config¶
Synopsis¶
pconfig describe_class [-h] [–debug] [-q] [-v] [–color BOOLEAN] target_class
Positional Arguments¶
target_classThe class to inspect and output details about
Base Options¶
-h, --helpshow this help message and exit
--debugenable debugging checks
-q, --quietsuppress non-error messages
-v, --verboseshow verbose output
--color BOOLEANenable/disable color support
pconfig uncollapsable - show configuration objects that could not be collapsed/instantiated¶
Synopsis¶
pconfig uncollapsable [-h] [–debug] [-q] [-v] [–color BOOLEAN]
Base Options¶
-h, --helpshow this help message and exit
--debugenable debugging checks
-q, --quietsuppress non-error messages
-v, --verboseshow verbose output
--color BOOLEANenable/disable color support
pconfig dump - dump the entire configuration¶
Synopsis¶
pconfig dump [-h] [–debug] [-q] [-v] [–color BOOLEAN] [typename]
Positional Arguments¶
typenameif specified, limit output to just config directives of this type (defaults to showing all types)
Base Options¶
-h, --helpshow this help message and exit
--debugenable debugging checks
-q, --quietsuppress non-error messages
-v, --verboseshow verbose output
--color BOOLEANenable/disable color support
pconfig configurables - list registered configurables (may not be complete)¶
Synopsis¶
pconfig configurables [-h] [–debug] [-q] [-v] [–color BOOLEAN] [typename]
Positional Arguments¶
typenameif specified, only output configurables of that type; else output all configurables
Base Options¶
-h, --helpshow this help message and exit
--debugenable debugging checks
-q, --quietsuppress non-error messages
-v, --verboseshow verbose output
--color BOOLEANenable/disable color support
pconfig dump-uncollapsed - dump the configuration in a raw, uncollapsed form¶
Synopsis¶
pconfig dump-uncollapsed [-h] [–debug] [-q] [-v] [–color BOOLEAN]
Base Options¶
-h, --helpshow this help message and exit
--debugenable debugging checks
-q, --quietsuppress non-error messages
-v, --verboseshow verbose output
--color BOOLEANenable/disable color support
pconfig package - invoke a packages custom configuration scripts¶
Synopsis¶
pconfig package [–domain DOMAIN] [-h] [–debug] [-q] [-v] [–color BOOLEAN] query [query …]
Positional Arguments¶
queryrestrictions/atoms; matching installed packages will be configured
Config Options¶
--domain DOMAINcustom pkgcore domain to use for this operation
Base Options¶
-h, --helpshow this help message and exit
--debugenable debugging checks
-q, --quietsuppress non-error messages
-v, --verboseshow verbose output
--color BOOLEANenable/disable color support
pconfig world - inspect and modify the world file¶
Synopsis¶
pconfig world [–domain DOMAIN] [-h] [–debug] [-q] [-v] [–color BOOLEAN] [-l] [-r REMOVE] [-a ADD]
Config Options¶
--domain DOMAINcustom pkgcore domain to use for this operation
Base Options¶
-h, --helpshow this help message and exit
--debugenable debugging checks
-q, --quietsuppress non-error messages
-v, --verboseshow verbose output
--color BOOLEANenable/disable color support
Command Modes¶
These options are directives for what to do with the world file. You can do multiple operations in a single invocation. For example, you can have –add x11-wm/fluxbox –remove gnome-base/gnome -l to add fluxbox, remove gnome, and list the world file contents all in one call.
-l, --listList the current world file contents for this domain.
-r REMOVE, --remove REMOVERemove an entry from the world file. Can be specified multiple times.
-a ADD, --add ADDAdd an entry to the world file. Can be specified multiple times.