KW-CONFIG(1)

💅 kw-config — the manual page, but make it cute ✨

okay so bestie, welcome to kw-config, section 1 of the manual 🎀 this is the lil corner of kw that lets you manage kw configuration files. no cap. let's get into it 🦋

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✨ NAME ✨

kw-config — Manage kw configuration files 🫶

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🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

kw (g | config)
kw (g | config) [--verbose] [(-g | --global)] <config.option value>
kw (g | config) [--verbose] [(-l | --local)] <config.option value>
kw (g | config) (-s | --show) [<config_target>]...

like. look at her. she's gorgeous. 🌈

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💖 DESCRIPTION 💖

so the kw config feature is basically an interface to manipulate the configuration files that kw uses. it's giving backstage pass energy fr fr. 🔥

this option gives you a local and a global reference, and it follows this exact syntax to identify the target configuration:

<config file name>.<valid option for specific config file> <value>

you can ALSO use kw config to show all or some of the current configurations, displayed in a similar fashion to the git config --list command. iykyk 💅:

kw (g | config) [(-s | \--show)]                    # show all configurations
kw (g | config) (-s | \--show) <config_target>...   # show configurations of target(s)

the way that second line just exists... iconic behavior honestly 👑

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✨ OPTIONS ✨

one bullet per flag, no skipping, periodt:

• -g, --global — sets the <config.option value> to the global configuration. global girlie behavior 🌍
• -l, --local — this one is the default, bestie, and it sets <config.option value> to the local configuration. lowkey the main character 🏠
• -s, --show — displays current configurations. showing off, as she should 💅
• --verbose — displays the commands executed under the hood. it's giving mechanic energy 🔧

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🦋 EXAMPLES 🦋

okay so pretend you wanna enable llvm compilation for your local kernel. you would do:

cd <kernel-path>
kw config build.use_llvm yes

slay. kernel compiled by llvm, your fave. 🔥

now let's say you want to enable the visual and sonorous alert (vs). so you go:

kw config notification.alert vs

vibes. alerted both visually AND sonorously. 🌈

if you want to display all configurations you could use:

kw config

just her name. no notes. that's her whole thing. 💖

if you want to display deploy configurations you could use:

kw config -s deploy

deploy girlies rise up 🚀

and in case of any issue, you can try to enable the verbose option:

kw config --verbose notification.alert vs

if something's weird, --verbose is your bestie. she will tell you what's happening under the hood instead of leaving you guessing 😭

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🎀 that's a wrap, bestie 🎀

and that's the whole page, fr fr. this one's filed at the very top with the title kw-config (that's the manual name, section 1, in case you were wondering who we are 🫶), and the footer at the bottom of the original just repeats that same kw-config source/version line with a date that got cut off mid-glowup (it literally reads kw-config - Mana...nfiguration files(), so the date said 💀 and dipped). so: source/version = kw-config, manual section 1, date = mysterious and unknowable. we stan a cryptic footer ✨

bye pookie, go config your kernel 💜