hirtectl(1)

🌸 NAME 🌸

okay so welcome to hirtectl(1), bestie — this is the page for hirtectl, aka a simple command line tool to interact with the public D-Bus API of hirte. Literally the name line vibes: hirtectl - Simple command line tool to interact with the public D-Bus API of hirte. Slay. 💅

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✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

the whole shape is giving:

hirtectl [options] command

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🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

so hirtectl is a simple command line tool that uses the public D-Bus API provided by hirte to manage services on all connected hirte-agents and retrieve information from them. no cap, that's the main character energy right there. 👑

also, this is a whole mood:

hirtectl [OPTIONS]

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💖 OPTIONS 💖

• --help, -h — prints the usage statement and exits. iconic, quick, done. ✨

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🎀 Commands 🎀

• hirtectl [start|stop|restart|reload] [agent] [unit] — performs one of the listed lifecycle operations on the given systemd unit for the hirte-agent. 💫
• hirtectl [enable|disable] [agent] [unit1,...] — enables or disables the list of systemd unit files for the hirte-agent. 🫶
• hirtectl list-units [agent] — fetches information about all systemd units on the hirte-agents. if [hirte-agent] is not specified, all agents are queried. periodt. 🌈
• hirtectl monitor [agent] [unit1,unit2,...] — creates a monitor on the given agent to observe changes in the specified units. wildcards * to match all agents and/or units are also supported. 👀
• hirtectl monitor node-connection — creates a monitor to observe connection state changes for all nodes.

Example:

hirtectl monitor

hirtectl monitor node1

hirtectl monitor \* dbus.service,apache2.service

• hirtectl daemon-reload [agent] — performs daemon-reload for the hirte-agent. 🔥
• hirtectl [status] [agent] [unit1,...] — fetches the status of the systemd units for the hirte-agent. 💜

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mwah 💋 — that's the whole hirtectl(1) page from the General Commands Manual, and the footer literally just says hirtectl(1), so no extra version/date to serve, bestie. 🎀