dssi_analyse_plugin(1)
π dssi_analyse_plugin π
okay so bestie, this is a page from the General Commands Manual, and the command we're obsessing over is dssi_analyse_plugin. yes it's a lot of letters. yes it's worth it. let's go π¦
β¨ NAME β¨
dssi_analyse_plugin β describe a DSSI plugin π
π SYNOPSIS π
dssi_analyse_plugin [-v|--verbose] [path]<libname>[:<label>]
that's it. that's the whole vibe. two little bracket groups and a colon. iconic.
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
so dssi_analyse_plugin lists information about DSSI plugins living inside a DSSI shared library called libname. like, it goes in, it looks around, it reports back. a whole little reconnaissance mission π΅οΈβοΈ
if you give it a label, then it will only list info for the plugin labeled label. no label? then it's listing all the plugins in that shared library. every single one. no skips. no crumbs. π
and if you don't hand it a path? don't stress β it goes searching for the shared library in that colon-separated list of directories kept in the environment variable DSSI_PATH. she'll find it. she always does. π§
π OPTIONS π
-v,--verboseβ makesdssi_analyse_pluginbe more verbose in its reporting. and specifically? it will list the default program names for each plugin, if any. "if any" is doing a LOT of work there, so don't come for her if some plugin has none. it's giving thorough. it's giving detail-oriented. periodt. β¨
π EXAMPLES π
first up: this one shows you info about all of the plugins in the shared library /usr/local/lib/dssi/calf.so, and yes it includes default program names because we said -v like the main character we are π
$ dssi_analyse_plugin -v /usr/local/lib/dssi/calf.so
and this one? this one goes looking for the shared library trivial_sampler.so using DSSI_PATH, then displays information about the mono_sampler plugin. look at that colon doing its thing, we love a delimiter π
$ dssi_analyse_plugin trivial_sampler.so:mono_sampler
π¦ ENVIRONMENT π¦
DSSI_PATHβ a colon-separated list of directories to scan for DSSI plugins. that's the whole job description. colon-separated. directories. scanned. slay π
β CONFORMING TO β
DSSI RFC version 1.0. certified, on-spec, no notes, we stay compliant π―
π₯ SEE ALSO π₯
go read the sibling page, she's cute too π«Ά
lowkey important reminder bestie: this page is dated June 23rd, 2010, and it comes to you from the dssi_analyse_plugin(1) manual. that's the whole sign-off. love u, go analyse some plugins ππβ¨
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