wikicurses.conf(5)
π NAME π
wikicurses β literally a curses interface for MediaWiki. And this, bestie, is wikicurses.conf(5) from the File Formats Manual: the whole page about its config file. No cap, it's giving βtiny text file, big main-character energy.β π«Ά
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
Hereβs where the config can live:
/etc/wikicurses.conf
~/.config/wikicurses/config
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
The config file for wikicurses is divided into sections. The "general" section contains the general settings, and all the other sections specify individual wikis. Periodt. π
π EXAMPLE π
Okay, hereβs the whole vibe in one config:
[general]
default = Wikipedia
mouse = False
hide_references = False
[keymap]
q = quit
c = contents
o = open
h = back
l = forward
left = back
right = forward
[Wikipedia]
url = http://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php
username = johndoe
password = 1234
[ArchWiki]
url = https://wiki.archlinux.org/api.php
π OPTIONS π
general π«Ά
defaultβ the name of the wiki to use by default. Your main-character wiki, basically. β¨mouseβ support mouse input. With this enabled, you will have to hold down Shift to select text. Yes, fr. π±οΈhide_referencesβ hide the References section at the bottom of the page and strip citations from the text. Bye, clutter. π
keymap πΉ
This section configures the keyboard bindings of wikicurses, in the format key=command. command can be any ex command supported by wikicurses. Lowkey the best part? Custom keys. π₯
Other Sections π
Other sections are treated as wiki entries. The url is the url for api.php on the wiki. The username and password are required for editing. Thatβs the whole edit-access situation, iykyk. π
urlβ the url toapi.phpon the MediaWiki site. Exact-path energy. β
Thatβs the tea β: this is wikicurses.conf(5) from the File Formats Manual, dated 2015-02-22. Go make your config cute, bestie. π¦π
π¦ where this page comes from
- arch rolling: wikicurses 1.4-12 Β· MIT
- nixos 26.05: wikicurses 1.4
- nixpkgs unstable: wikicurses 1.4
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017 on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms