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1.1 Quick reference ¶

This section provides a quick reference of subcommands provided by the tomloader executable. See The tomloader command and its subsections for a more detailed description.

tomloader ¶

• Get information about subcommand:

  tomloader help subcommand
  

  or

  tomloader subcommand --help
  

• get installed version of tomloader:

  tomloader --version
  

• change the configuration directory used by subcommand (see config-dir):

  tomloader -c config-dir subcommand
  

tomloader sd-v0.3 ¶

• Generate a systemd unit from the unit configuration file unit-config-file and save the generated unit in target-dir:

  tomloader sd-v0.3 -t target-dir unit-config-dir
  

• generate systemd units for every unit configuration file stored in source-dir:

  tomloader sd-v0.3 -t target-dir -d source-dir
  

tomloader inspect-v0.3 ¶

• Show all saved groups:

  tomloader inspect-v0.3
  

• show resolved dependencies and other settings of unit configuration file unit-conf:

  tomloader inspect-v0.3 -u unit-conf
  

tomloader sd-xdg-v0.3 ¶

• Run XDG desktop applications app1.desktop, app2.desktop and app3.desktop in /usr/share/applications as systemd units:

  tomloader sd-xdg-v0.3 /usr/share/spplications/app1.desktop \
                  /usr/share/spplications/app2.desktop \
                  /usr/share/spplications/app3.desktop
  

  To customize the generated systemd unit, create or edit the XDG configuration file config_dir/xdg-apps.kdl. See XDG app configuration for syntax description.