SPICY(1)
π SPICY(1) β the spicy signature tool π
User Commands Β· bestie edition
πΈ NAME πΈ
spicy β ok so literally this is the spicy signature tool. That's the whole name. Short, sweet, iconic. π
π DESCRIPTION π
β¨ Usage of spicy: β¨
Here's the tea, bestie β spicy takes flags, and every single one of them is string. No cap. Let's go through them one by one because I refuse to let you fumble this. π«Ά
-assets stringβ this is the directory where the log entries and metadata live. It's giving "the filing cabinet" energy. Point it at wherever your stuff is chilling. ποΈ-init stringβ start a brand new log, and you give it a name, likeexample.com/spicy. It's a string, so yeah, you actually type the name in. Fresh start, main character energy. β¨-key stringβ this is the path to the log's private key. And here's the important bit, boo: it's written by-init. So like,-inithands you the key, and-keyis where you tell it to look. Keep that private, obviously β it's literally called a private key. π-verify stringβ want to check a file's spicy signature? You pass the given public key here andspicydoes the vibe check on that signature. No cap. β
ngl the descriptions are short because the manpage is short, but every flag is right here β none of them got left on read. π
β a lil note β
Four flags. Four strings. Zero drama. That's the whole tool, bestie β go sign something. π¦
Signed off with love: this page is for spicy 0.4.3-3build1, dated February 2026. πβ¨
π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu resolute: litetlog 0.4.3-3build1 Β· ISC
- ubuntu stonking: litetlog 0.4.3-3build1 Β· ISC
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms