kconf2(1)

Usage

kconf2 COMMAND [ARGS ...]

Overview

kconf2 is a command-line tool for managing and manipulating configuration files. It allows users to view, modify, monitor, and reset schema-based configuration items.

Commands

help [COMMAND]: Show help information. If COMMAND is specified, show detailed help for that command.

list-keys SCHEMA[:VERSION]: List all keys in the specified schema.

list-children SCHEMA[:VERSION]: List all child objects in the specified schema.

list-recursively SCHEMA[:VERSION]: Recursively list keys and values. If no SCHEMA is given, list all keys.

range SCHEMA[:VERSION] KEY: Query the range of valid values for the key.

describe SCHEMA[:VERSION] KEY: Query the description of the key.

get SCHEMA[:VERSION] KEY: Get the value of the key.

set SCHEMA[:VERSION] KEY VALUE: Set the value of the key.

reset SCHEMA[:VERSION] KEY: Reset the key's value to its default.

writable SCHEMA[:VERSION] KEY: Check if the key is writable.

monitor SCHEMA[:VERSION] [KEY]: Watch for changes to the KEY. If no KEY is specified, all keys in the schema are monitored. Use ^C to stop monitoring.

reload: Reload configuration file, retain user configuration.

save PATH: Save user configuration in target folder.

list-schemas [APP] [VERSION]: List installed schemas. If APP and VERSION are specified, only list matching schemas.

Arguments

`SCHEMA`	The name of the schema
`VERSION`	Specify the version of the schema
`KEY`	Key in the schema
`VALUE`	The value to set
`PATH`	The destination folder path
`APP`	The name of the application

Examples

List all keys in a schema:

kconf2 list-keys org.example.app

Get a configuration value:

kconf2 get org.example.app:key1

Set a configuration value:

kconf2 set org.example.app:key1 newvalue

Monitor a specific key for changes:

kconf2 monitor org.example.app key1

Save user configuration:

kconf2 save /home/user/configs