handlr-launch(1)

okay so bestie, welcome to handlr-launch(1) — the General Commands Manual page for handlr launch — and it is literally all about launching the handler for a specified extension/mime with optional arguments 💖✨

✨ NAME ✨

• handlr-launch — Launch the handler for specified extension/mime with optional arguments 🎀

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

handlr launch [-s|--selector] [-e|--enable-selector]
[-n|--disable-notifications] [-t|--force-terminal-output]
[-v|--verbose]... [-q|--quiet]... [-h|--help] <MIME> [ARGS]

💅 DESCRIPTION 💅

okay so the whole vibe is: Launch the handler for specified extension/mime with optional arguments. you hand it the MIME or file extension, and it launches the matching handler, with [ARGS] passed along to the handler program 🫶

🦋 wildcard check, bestie: Only supports wildcards for mimetypes for handlers that have been set or added with wildcards. no cap.

and here’s the selector tea ☕: If multiple handlers are set and enable_selector is set to true, you will be prompted to select one using selector from ~/.config/handlr/handlr.toml. Otherwise, the default handler will be opened. periodt 💅

🎀 OPTIONS 🎀

• -s, --selector=SELECTOR — Override the configured selector command ✨
• -e, --enable-selector=ENABLE_SELECTOR — Override whether or not the selector is enabled. [possible values: true, false] 🦋
• -n, --disable-notifications — Disable notifications on error 🙈
• -t, --force-terminal-output=TERMINAL_OUTPUT — Overrides whether or not to behave as if the output is an interactive terminal. [possible values: true, false] 💻
• -v, --verbose — Increase logging verbosity. yes, you can stack it — that’s what the ... in the synopsis is giving 🔥
• -q, --quiet — Decrease logging verbosity. also stackable, bestie 🤫
• -h, --help — Print help (see a summary with '-h') 💖
• <MIME> — Mimetype or file extension to launch the handler of 🌈
• [ARGS] — Arguments to pass to handler program 🎀

xoxo, bestie 💖 — cute sign-off from the footer: source/version tag launch and manual name handlr-launch(1), periodt 🎀✨