owmods(1)

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version 0.16.0 · 2 versions
, in nixpkgs unstable

💅 owmods(1) — the manual, bestie 💅

Okay so this is the General Commands Manual for owmods, and I'm literally about to make it make sense for you. No cap, we're going through every single flag and subcommand, so grab a boba and let's go. 🧋✨

SYNOPSIS

owmods [-r|--recursive] [--assert-setup] [--analytics] [--debug]
       [-h|--help] [-V|--version] <subcommands>

That's the whole vibe: you run owmods with some optional flags and then a subcommand that actually does the thing. Simple, iconic, periodt. 🎀

DESCRIPTION

Okay so the original manpage literally has nothing here — it's giving mysterious main character energy. No description, just vibes. So we move on. 🙈

✨ OPTIONS ✨

These are the global flags you can slap on before your subcommand. They're like the accessories to your outfit — optional but they change the whole look. 💅

  • -r, --recursive — applies the action recursively, like it spreads to all the dependencies. Yes, all of them. It's giving "and I took that personally." 🔥
  • --assert-setup — makes sure OWML is actually set up. And if it's not? It just exits with code 2. That 2 is special, okay? It's how you know it wasn't a normal exit — it's specifically the "OWML wasn't set up" exit code. No confusion, iykyk. 😭
  • --analytics <ANALYTICS> — turns analytics on or off. And babes, it saves this to the config, so you don't have to type it every single time. It remembers. Obsessed. 💖

Possible values are literally just:

  • true
  • false
  • --debug — enables debug output. It's giving "I want to see everything" energy. Use it when you need to snoop. 🕵️‍♀️
  • -h, --help — prints help. Classic. We love a helpful icon. 👑
  • -V, --version — prints the version. Slay. 🌈

🦋 SUBCOMMANDS 🦋

Okay so here's the whole squad of subcommands. Each one has its own manpage (owmods-whatever(1)), and I'm gonna tell you exactly what each one does so you're never lost. 🫶

  • owmods-version(1) — prints the version. That's it. That's the whole thing. 💀
  • owmods-setup(1) — installs or updates OWML. The setup queen. 🧚
  • owmods-alert(1) — shows the current database alert. You know, if there is one. If not, nothing happens. 🤷‍♀️
  • owmods-update(1) — updates all your mods. Every single one. It's giving "new year new me" but for mods. 🔄
  • owmods-list(1) — lists your mods — either local (already installed) or remote (from the database). You choose. ⭐
  • owmods-tags(1) — gives you the tags you can use with owmods search or owmods ls. It's literally the tag cheat sheet. 🏷️
  • owmods-search(1) — searches the remote database for mods. Like a little scavenger hunt but for mods. 🔍
  • owmods-info(1) — shows info about a specific mod. The gossip session. 💬
  • owmods-enable(1) — enables a mod. And if you use -r, it enables the dependencies too. Teamwork makes the dream work. 💖
  • owmods-disable(1) — disables a mod. And with -r, it disables the dependencies too. Sorry not sorry. 🙈
  • owmods-install(1) — installs a mod. Use -r and it auto-installs the dependencies. Literally so helpful. 🎀
  • owmods-install-zip(1) — installs a mod from a .zip file. But heads up: -r is not supported here. Don't even try it. 😭
  • owmods-install-url(1) — installs a mod from a URL. Also no -r support. Same energy as the zip one. 💅
  • owmods-uninstall(1) — uninstalls a mod. Use -r to uninstall the dependencies too. It's giving "clean slate." 🧹
  • owmods-export(1) — exports your enabled mods to stdout as JSON. Data queen. 📊
  • owmods-import(1) — imports mods from a .json file. And listen: if the mod isn't there, it installs it. If it is already installed, it enables it. So smart. 🧠
  • owmods-run(1) — runs the game. The main event. 🎮🔥
  • owmods-log-server(1) — runs a server that listens for log messages. It's giving "I'm watching you." 👀
  • owmods-logs(1) — opens the OWML Logs folder. For when you need to read the receipts. 📁
  • owmods-open(1) — quickly opens something. That's the whole description. Mysterious. Iconic. 🚪
  • owmods-readme(1) — opens the readme for a mod. Respect the documentation. 📖
  • owmods-github(1) — opens the GitHub repo for a mod. Say hi to the source code. 🐙
  • owmods-validate(1) — validates local mods for missing dependencies and conflicts. The responsible friend. ✅
  • owmods-clear-warnings(1) — clears which mod warnings were already shown. So you can be warned all over again. 😭💀
  • owmods-generate-completions(1) — generates auto completions for the shell you give it. Let the shell do the boring part. 💅
  • owmods-protocol(1) — uses the owmods:// protocol to install a mod. Fancy. 🌸
  • owmods-raw(1) — gets the raw JSON of the remote or local database, or of a specific mod. For the raw data girlies. 📦
  • owmods-help(1) — prints this message, or the help of the subcommand you give it. Full circle. 💫

🌈 VERSION 🌈

v0.16.0 — that's the whole section. Short, sweet, slay. ✨

Okay so that's literally everything from the manual. Every flag, every subcommand, every exit code, every version number. I didn't skip a single thing. You're welcome. 💖

And that's a wrap on the owmods manpage, bestie! This was owmods 0.16.0 from the General Commands Manual — you just got the full tour, no details left behind. Go forth and manage those mods like the main character you are. 👑💅✨

owmods 0.16.0 — owmods(1) — catch you on the flip side. 🦋

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