lirc-lsremotes(1)
β¨ lirc-lsremotes β the User Commands manual, page 1 β¨
okay bestie, listen up π this is lirc-lsremotes(1) β yes, section 1, the User Commands one, we're in the big leagues now β and it is literally the tool that reads your lirc config files and tells you what's up.
π NAME π
lirc-lsremotes β parse lirc configuration files. that's it, that's the whole job, and she does it flawlessly π
π¦ SYNOPSIS π¦
lirc-lsremotes [options] <directory>
lirc-lsremotes [options] <file>
two whole modes, pick your fighter β¨
π DESCRIPTION π
so lirc-lsremotes can parse lirc remote configuration files (i.e., lircd.conf) and then show you a condensed index line, the complete data, and/or diagnostics. the way that one little command does all three?? obsessed. π«Ά
when you hand her a directory (the first form up there β¬οΈ), she expects it to contain a bunch of vendor directories, and each of those vendor directories contains one or more configuration files. it's giving nesting dolls, it's giving organization, we love a structured queen π
in the second form, lirc-lsremotes displays remote configurations for a given config file. just one file, all the tea β
πΈ OPTIONS πΈ
-d,--dumpβ dump the complete configuration data for listed configurations. all of it, no crumbs left behind π-s,--silentβ only print diagnostics. quiet mode, main character energy but make it mysterious π€«-v--versionβ print version info. (yes bestie, exactly as written up there, no comma between them, I don't make the rules, I just report them faithfully π )-h,--helpβ print help message. when in doubt, ask her nicely π
β EXAMPLES β
print a status line and possible diagnostics for a file:
$ lirc-lsremotes remotes/hitachi/RM-466E.lircd.conf
lirc-lsremotes: Warning RM-466E: you should specify a valid gap value
hitachi;RM-466E.lircd.conf;no_lircmd;no_photo;RM-466E;timing;no_raw
see that warning? she's looking out for you, fr fr ππ
list a status line for all remotes under remotes, saving diagnostics into a file:
$ lirc-lsremotes remotes > remotes.list 2>warnings.txt
redirecting stdout to one file and stderr to another, we love a split-and-conquer moment π
π₯ SEE ALSO π₯
http://sourceforge.net/projects/lirc-remotes
go, click, explore, slay π
and that's the whole page bestie! this was lirc-lsremotes 0.10.2, last changed Aug 2015, and yeah she's a vintage icon but she still ate π
β¨ periodt. mwah! π«Άπ
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