idevicedate(1)
π idevicedate β the manual, but make it cute π
okay so bestie, welcome to idevicedate(1), straight out of the General Commands Manual. this is a libimobiledevice girlie and she's here to talk to your device's clock. yes, the actual clock. the time. the vibe check of when it is. π°οΈβ¨
β¨ NAME β¨
idevicedate β Display the current date or set it on a device.
like, it shows you the date, or it sets the date. that's the whole personality and honestly? iconic. π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
idevicedate [OPTIONS]
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
A simple utility to manage the clock on a device. that's it, that's the gig. lowkey the most chill tool in the whole toolbox β it just wants to know what time it is on your device, or tell your device what time it should be. main character energy but make it punctual. β°π
π OPTIONS π
-u,--udidUDID β target specific device by UDID. like, you're picking which device you wanna talk to, by name. no cap, this is how you make sure you're clocking the right one. π―-n,--networkβ connect to network device. your device isn't plugged in? doesn't matter, we're going wireless, we're going over the network, we're thriving. πβ¨-d,--debugβ enable communication debugging. it's giving "spill the tea, what is the device actually saying to us" energy. ππ-s,--setTIMESTAMP β set UTC time described by TIMESTAMP. you're handing it a timestamp and it's setting the device clock to that, in UTC. very precise, very slay. π°οΈ-c,--syncβ set time of device to current system time. so like, "make the device match this computer, pls and thank you." the easiest glow-up for a confused clock. ππ-h,--helpβ prints usage information. the classic "help me help you" button. π-v,--versionβ prints version information. gotta know which era of the tool you're living in. π
π AUTHOR π
Martin Szulecki β the person who made this happen. respect. π«Ά
π ON THE WEB π
go check them out, fr fr. the lore is there. πβ¨
bestie reminder π everything above is exactly what the page says β no invented options, no extra behaviour, no "trust me bro" additions. if you want the real, raw, non-yassified version, it's in the General Commands Manual and it's all right here, just with better vibes.
anyway, that's the whole page, idevicedate(1) from the General Commands Manual β no date stamp on this one, just the name and the tool. so go forth, check your clock, sync your clock, and stay on time. mwah. π
ππ¦πΈπ periodt.
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