Command Reference

Command reference

Usage

great <flags> <subcommand>

Base flags

• -h, Print help information.
• --ignore-root-check, Allow to run as root.
• -V, Print version information.
• -v, Print everything greatness is doing: verbose.

Subcommands

Init

Initialises greatness on your computer!

Flags

• --force Forces to reinitialize, erasing your current configuration, but not your files. init

Doctor

Doctors, and finds issues in your configuration. doctor

Add

Add a/some file(s) to your configuration. add <files>...

Rm

Remove a/some file(s) from your configuration. rm <files>...

Pack

Pack all your dotfiles into your git repository. Doesn't move, only copies. pack

Prompt

Start a special shell with git configurations set bennificial for greatness. prompt

Flags

• --no-overwrite-ps1, Don't overwrite the ps1 of your shell.

Pull

Fetch, merge, or remove an external manifest. pull <subcommand>

Subcommands

Add

Pull and install an configuration. add <from>

• --as-main, Pull and install the configuration overwritting the main configuration
• --only-with-tag, Only merge files with a specific tag.

Rm

Remove a external configuration. Does not remove it if installed as main. rm <name>

Package

Deal with packages.

Subcommands

Add

Adds a package to install.

assign <package> You can specify an overload with this syntax:

assign package_manager:original_package_overload name

e.x.

assign yay:fortune:fortune-mod-archlinux

Script

Deal with Lua scripts.

Subcommands

Assign

Assigns/adds a script to a file. assign <file> <script>

Note

• script, Do not provide the full path to the script. Just the name works!

Rm

Removes a script from a file. Doesn't delete the script or the file. rm

Jog

Run all scripts associated with all files in the main configuration. jog

Status

Print the status of your configuration. status [file]

Tag

Tag(s) (a) file(s). tag <tag> <files>...