NOTMUCH-ADDRLOOKUP(1)
β¨ NAME β¨
okay so bestie, welcome to notmuch-addrlookup β the Address lookup tool for Notmuch, straight out of the General Commands Manual (section 1, iykyk). π«Ά
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
notmuch-addrlookup [string]
π DESCRIPTION π
This manual page documents, briefly, the notmuch-addrlookup commands. Like, briefly briefly. We're keeping it cute and short.
The way this works is you invoke it from a shell. The only argument it takes is a string, and that string gets searched for in the e-mail addresses contained in the headers of the messages indexed by Notmuch. That's it, that's the whole job. π
π Example
% notmuch-addrlookup peter
Peter Jones <peter@jonesfamily.com> John Peters <john.peters@gmail.com> Peter Tosh <gimmesome@reggaemusic.net> Noren Petersen <norenp@no.se>
look at all those Peters. iconic behavior fr fr. π
π¦ CONFIGURATION π¦
π Emacs UI
The Emacs Notmuch UI can be configured to use the tool for completing addresses when composing β the deets live at http://notmuchmail.org/emacstips/#index15h2.
π Mutt
The Mutt UA (http://www.mutt.org/) can be configured to use notmuch-addrlookup by setting the following options:
set query_command="notmuch-addrlookup --format=mutt '%s'"
π Aerc
The aerc UA (https://aerc-mail.org/) can be configured to use notmuch-addrlookup by setting the following options:
address-book-cmd=notmuch-addrlookup --format=aerc %s
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mwah π
this was NOTMUCH-ADDRLOOKUP(1) from the General Commands Manual, dated October 17, 2023. go complete some addresses, bestie, you've got this. ππ¦β¨
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