tytanic-util-manpage(1)

okay bestie, welcome to the tytanic-util-manpage(1) page from the General Commands Manual — this is where we generate a man page for Tytanic, and yes, the vibes are immaculate 💖

🌸 NAME 🌸

tytanic-util-manpage — Generate a man page for Tytanic ✨

🦋 SYNOPSIS 🦋

run it like this, no cap:

tt util manpage [-r|--root] [-j|--jobs] [--vcs] [--use-embedded-fonts]
[--no-use-embedded-fonts] [--use-system-fonts] [--no-use-system-fonts]
[--font-path] [--package-path] [--package-cache-path] [--certificate]
[--color] [-v|--verbose]... [-h|--help] [DIR]

✨ DESCRIPTION ✨

Generate a man page for Tytanic. That's the whole assignment — no secret side quests, bestie 🎀

💅 OPTIONS 💅

• -r, --root <ROOT> — The project root directory. If none is given, then the first ancestor with a typst.toml is used. May also be specified with the TYPST_ROOT environment variable. 🫶
• -j, --jobs <JOBS> — The number of threads to use for compilation.
• --vcs <VCS> — The version control system to use. default: auto 🌈
  • auto: Auto detect the VCS from the current directory
  • git: Git
  • sapling: A git-compatible VCS developed at Meta
  • jujutsu: A git-compatible VCS
• -h, --help — Print help (see a summary with -h).
• [DIR] [default: .] — The directory to write the man pages to.

🎀 FONT OPTIONS 🎀

• --use-embedded-fonts — Use embedded fonts (default).
• --no-use-embedded-fonts — Don't use embedded fonts.
• --use-system-fonts — Use system fonts.
• --no-use-system-fonts — Don't use system fonts (default).
• --font-path <DIR> — Add a directory to read fonts from (can be repeated). May also be specified with the TYPST_FONT_PATHS environment variable. 💖

🍓 PACKAGE OPTIONS 🍓

• --package-path <DIR> — Custom path to local packages, defaults to system-dependent location. May also be specified with the TYPST_PACKAGE_PATH environment variable.
• --package-cache-path <DIR> — Custom path to package cache, defaults to system-dependent location. May also be specified with the TYPST_PACKAGE_CACHE_PATH environment variable.
• --certificate <CERTIFICATE> — Path to a custom CA certificate to use when making network requests. May also be specified with the TYPST_CERT environment variable.

🌈 OUTPUT OPTIONS 🌈

• --color[=<WHEN>] — When to use colorful output. default: auto 🌸 If set to auto, color will only be enabled if a capable terminal is detected.
  • auto
  • always
  • never
• -v, --verbose — Produce more logging output [-v ... -vvvvv]. Logs are written to stderr, the increasing number of verbose flags corresponds to the log levels ERROR, WARN, INFO, DEBUG, TRACE. 🔥

that's the whole page, bestie 🫶 footer source/version field: manpage · date field: not shown in this footer, so I'm not inventing one 💅