quox rows
quox rows
Section titled “quox rows”Your live lines above the quox window’s status bar: add, edit, remove, test, share, import (url, quox, plugin or local command rows)
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
quox rows list|ls [options] | List your rows: where each reads from, where it is stored, and (--now) what it shows now |
quox rows add [options] <id> | Add a row. No --template = it reads the status-row contract (quox rows contract) |
quox rows edit [options] <id> | Change a row: any of the add options; --contract drops the template |
quox rows remove|rm <id> | Remove a row |
quox rows test [options] [id] | Fetch a row once and draw it here. With --url/--quox/--plugin/--cmd instead of an id, try one before adding it (nothing is saved) |
quox rows share [ids...] | Print a bundle of your rows for someone else to import. Command rows never leave this machine |
quox rows import [options] <file> | Add rows from a share bundle (a file, or - for stdin). Command rows are never added without --trust-commands and a y for each exact command |
quox rows contract | The JSON a row endpoint returns (the status-row contract), with an example |