grl-launch-0.31
Run grilo operations from the command line
Usage
grl-launch [OPTIONS]
OPERATION
PARAMETERS
Overview
This manual page documents briefly the grl-launch command.
grl-launch is a tool that allows the user to run Grilo operations from the command line.
Operations
browse<source>|<media box>
may_resolve<key> <source>|<media box> [<source>]
query<expression> <source>
resolve<source>|<media> [<source>]
search<term> <source>
monitor<source>
test_media_from_uri<uri> [<source>]
media_from_uri<uri> <source>
Options
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-h, --help -
Show summary of grl-launch options.
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--help-grl -
Show summary of Grilo options.
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--help-all -
Show summary of all options.
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-C, --config -
Configuration file to send to sources
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-c, --count -
Number of elements to return
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-d, --delay -
Wait some seconds before performing the operation (default 1 second)
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-f, --flags=full|fast_only|idle_relay -
List of comma-separated flags to use
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-F, --full -
Full serialize
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-k, --keys -
List of comma-separated keys to retrieve
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-S, --serialize -
Serialize
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-s, --skip -
Number of elements to skip
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-T, --titles -
Print column titles (useful for CSV spreadsheets)
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-V, --version -
Print version
Examples
Print the ID for all the items searched in the Tracker source:
grl-launch-0.3 search "" -S grl-tracker-source
- Print the ID and title for the items in the Apple Trailers source:
grl-launch-0.3 -k id,title browse grl-appletrailers-lua
- Print the title for the videos indexed by Tracker:
grl-launch-0.3 -S browse -k title grlcontainer://grl-tracker-source/videos
Releases
Unchanged in 6 releases since Debian 9 (Stretch).