CLI Reference¶

A complete reference for every unshackle command, subcommand, and flag. This page groups the commands by purpose:

dl: the download pipeline (the command you use most).
search: find titles on a service.
import: rebuild a download from an export file.
cfg, env: manage configuration and the environment.
kv: Key Vault operations.
wvd, prd: Widevine / PlayReady device management.
serve: operate the local CDM and REST API server.
util: helper media utilities.

Getting help on any command

Every command accepts -h, --help, or -?. For example unshackle dl --help or unshackle wvd new --help. Each service defines its own arguments for dl and search (such as a title ID or a query), so examine unshackle dl SERVICE --help for those.

Root command¶

unshackle [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

unshackle: Modular Movie, TV, and Music Archival Software.

Every invocation prints a banner and, when you enable update_checks in your config, checks for a newer release.

Option	Description
`-v`, `--version`	Print version information and exit.
`-d`, `--debug`	Enable `DEBUG`-level logs and JSON debug logging. Silences noisy HTTP libraries unless `debug_requests` is set in config.
`-h`, `--help`, `-?`	Show help and exit.

Commands are auto-discovered, so third-party command modules dropped into the commands directory appear automatically.

`dl`¶

The download command. It is itself a group whose subcommands are the installed streaming services, so an invocation always has three layers:

unshackle dl [OPTIONS] SERVICE [SERVICE ARGS...]

OPTIONS: every flag below, parsed at the dl level.
SERVICE: a service tag (for example EXAMPLE1 or EXAMPLE2). Tags are case-insensitive and honour each service's aliases (example+, EXAMPLE2, and the other alias forms all give the same tag).
SERVICE ARGS: the title, URL, or ID, plus any service-specific options. These belong to the service, not to dl.

Typical downloads

# Best available 1080p SDR of a title
unshackle dl -q 1080 EXAMPLE 81234567

# 4K HDR10, English audio + subs, from a URL
unshackle dl -q 2160 -r HDR10 -l en EXAMPLE "https://www.example.com/..."

# A season range, HEVC video, EC3 audio
unshackle dl -w S01-S03 -v H.265 -a EC3 SERVICE TITLE-ID

Config-driven defaults

You can give any dl flag a default under the dl: section of unshackle.yaml, and per-service under services.<TAG>.dl. Explicit command-line values (and environment values) always win over both. Service defaults only fill in options you did not set. See the configuration file guide.

Quality, codec, bitrate & range¶

Flag	Default	Description
`-p`, `--profile`	-	Profile for credentials and cookies.
`-q`, `--quality`	best	Resolution(s), comma-separated, e.g. `1080,720`. `-q 1080` also matches anamorphic tracks by 16:9 canvas.
`-v`, `--vcodec`	any	Video codec(s). Accepts names or values: `AVC`/`H.264`, `HEVC`/`H.265`, `VC1`, `VP8`, `VP9`, `AV1`.
`-a`, `--acodec`	any	Audio codec(s), comma-separated. Accepts `AAC`, `AC3`/`DD`, `EC3`/`DD+`/`eac3`/`ddp`, `AC4`, `OPUS`, `OGG`/`vorbis`, `DTS`, `ALAC`, `FLAC`.
`-vb`, `--vbitrate`	highest	Exact video bitrate in kbps.
`-ab`, `--abitrate`	highest	Exact audio bitrate in kbps.
`-vb-range`, `--vbitrate-range`	-	Video bitrate range in kbps, e.g. `6000-7000`; picks highest within. Mutually exclusive with `--vbitrate`.
`-ab-range`, `--abitrate-range`	-	Audio bitrate range in kbps, e.g. `128-256`. Mutually exclusive with `--abitrate`.
`-r`, `--range`	`SDR`	Colour range(s): `SDR`, `HLG`, `HDR10`, `HDR10P` (HDR10+), `DV`, `HYBRID`.
`-c`, `--channels`	-	Audio channels; matches sub-layouts (5.1 ≈ 6.0).
`-naa`, `--noatmos`	off	Exclude Dolby Atmos audio tracks.
`--worst`	off	Pick the lowest bitrate within the requested quality. Requires `-q`.
`--best-available`, `--warn-only`	off	Warn and continue when a requested resolution, range, or language is absent, instead of failing.
`-rvb`, `--real-video-bitrate`	off	Probe real media size for true video bitrates, overriding the manifest.
`-rab`, `--real-audio-bitrate`	off	Same for audio (slower).

HYBRID range

-r HYBRID fetches both HDR10/HDR10+ and Dolby Vision and merges them with dovi_tool. It requires the dovi_tool binary on your PATH.

Language & subtitles¶

Flag	Default	Description
`-l`, `--lang`	`orig`	Language(s) for both video and audio. `orig` = the title's original language; e.g. `orig,en`. A `-` prefix excludes, e.g. `all,-es`.
`-vl`, `--v-lang`	-	Video-only language (overrides `-l` for video). A `-` prefix excludes.
`-al`, `--a-lang`	-	Audio-only language (overrides `-l` for audio). A `-` prefix excludes.
`-sl`, `--s-lang`	`all`	Subtitle language(s). A `-` prefix excludes, e.g. `all,-es`.
`--require-audio`	-	Audio langs that must exist. The title fails even with `--best-available`. Does not select tracks.
`--require-video`	-	Video langs that must exist. The title fails even with `--best-available`. Does not select tracks.
`--require-subs`	-	Subtitle langs that must exist. Fails the title if one is missing. `--s-lang` still decides what to keep.
`-fs`, `--forced-subs`	off	Include forced subtitle tracks.
`-fsl`, `--forced-s-lang`	none	Language(s) wanted for forced subtitles; implies `-fs`. A `-` prefix excludes.
`--exact-lang`	off	Exact matching only: `-l es-419` matches `es-419`, not `es-ES`. Applies to selection and to sort order.
`--sub-format`	-	Output subtitle format (`SRT`/`srt`, `VTT`/`webvtt`, `ASS`/`ssa`, `TTML`, `SMI`, ...), or `original` to keep the source format.

These flags select languages, they do not order them

Naming languages with -l or -sl removes the others. To keep every language but put your preferred ones first, use audio.language_priority and subtitle.language_priority in your configuration file.

unshackle honours the special language tokens orig, all, and best everywhere it expects a language.

Title & episode selection¶

Flag	Description
`-w`, `--wanted`	Wanted episodes, e.g. `S01-S05,S07`, `S01E01-S02E03`. Supports exclusions with a leading `-` (e.g. `-S03`). For a split episode, `.N` picks one part (`S01E01.2`), a range must stay inside the episode (`S01E01.1-S01E01.3`), and `S01E01` on its own takes every part. For a dated episode, a token can also be an ISO air date (`2026-08-11`) or a date range with a colon (`2026-08-01:2026-08-31`). For a music release, a token is a track number (`1-5`, `1,3,7`), or `{disc}x{track}` (`2x3`) when the release has more than one disc.
`--select-titles`	Interactively select what to download: episodes of a series, or films when a title has more than one. Cannot combine with `-w`.
`--latest-episode`	Download only the single most recent episode.
`--list-titles`	List titles only; do not download.

Track-type inclusion / exclusion¶

Keep only certain track types, or skip certain track types.

Include-only	Skip
`-V`, `--video-only`	`-nv`, `--no-video`
`-A`, `--audio-only`	`-na`, `--no-audio`
`-S`, `--subs-only`	`-ns`, `--no-subs`
`-C`, `--chapters-only`	`-nc`, `--no-chapters`
	`-nt`, `--no-attachments` (cover art, subtitle fonts, and files the service attaches)

Flag	Description
`-ad`, `--audio-description`	Include descriptive (audio-description) tracks.
`--skip-subtitle-errors`	Skip a failed subtitle instead of aborting the title. Video/audio failures remain fatal.

Output, muxing & files¶

Flag	Description
`--split-audio`	Write a separate output file per audio codec instead of merging. Defaults to config `muxing.merge_audio`.
`--merge-video`	Mux all selected video tracks into one file. Defaults to config `muxing.merge_video`.
`-o`, `--output`	Override the output directory for this run.
`--no-folder`	Disable folder creation for TV shows.
`--no-source`	Remove the source tag from the filename/path.
`--no-mux`	Do not mux; keep individual track files.
`--tag`	Group tag override.
`--repack`	Add a `REPACK` tag to the filename.
`--postscript`	Run a command after each output file, with `{variable}` placeholders substituted. Repeatable. Replaces the `post_scripts` config for this run. See Post-scripts.

Metadata & tagging¶

Flag	Description
`--tmdb`	TMDB ID (integer). Used for the tags. Skips the title search. `--enrich` reads it too. Needs `tmdb_api_key`.
`--imdb`	IMDb ID, e.g. `tt1375666`. Used for the tags. Skips the title search. `--enrich` reads it too. Needs no API key.
`--tvdb`	TVDB ID (integer). Used for the tags. Skips the series lookup that `--tvdb-order` would otherwise do. `--enrich` reads it too. Needs `tvdb_api_key`.
`--anilist`	AniList ID (integer), e.g. `--anilist 21`. A MyAnimeList ID is accepted as `mal:12345` and resolved to the AniList entry. Used for the tags. Skips the title search. `--enrich` reads it too. Needs no API key.
`--enrich`	Overwrite show title, year and original language with the external source's. Requires one of `--tmdb`, `--imdb`, `--tvdb`, or `--anilist`.
`--daily`	Treat the title as daily/date-based content and fill missing episode air dates from TVDB. The fill needs `--enrich` and a TVDB ID. See Daily and date-based content.
`--tvdb-order`	Renumber episodes to a TVDB season order: `official` (aired), `dvd`, `absolute`, `alternate`, or `regional`. Needs `tvdb_api_key`.

One ID at a time

You cannot combine --tmdb, --imdb and --tvdb. Give one and unshackle finds the others from it, and writes all three to the tags. --anilist is outside that rule and pairs with one of them, which is how you attach a western ID to an anime title. An ID with no metadata provider that can find it, such as --tmdb with no tmdb_api_key, fails before the download starts. --anilist needs no API key, so it never fails this check.

Episode ordering¶

A service does not always number a series the way TVDB's aired order does. Some services use TVDB's alternate (Streaming) order for Futurama, for example. --tvdb-order works out which order the service used, then renumbers the episodes into the order you asked for.

Orders that do not cover the whole series

An order can ignore episodes the service carries. TVDB's dvd order for Futurama leaves out the four movies. Those episodes keep their original numbering. If that would give two episodes the same season/episode slot, and so the same filename, unshackle logs an error and keeps the service's numbering unchanged. Pick an order that covers the whole series.

DRM, keys & decryption¶

Flag	Description
`--cdm-only` / `--vaults-only`	Use only the CDM, or only Key Vaults, for key acquisition.
`--cdm <name>`	Use the named CDM device from the `cdm` config mapping for this run, ignoring the service/default mapping.
`--skip-dl`	Skip the download but still retrieve keys.
`--export`	Export track info and keys to a JSON file in the exports directory.

Network & proxy¶

Flag	Description
`--proxy`	Proxy URI, a 2-letter country code resolved from configured providers, or `provider:region` (e.g. `nordvpn:ca`, `gluetun:us`, `protonvpn:de:berlin`).
`--no-proxy`	Force-disable all proxy use.
`--no-proxy-download`	Bypass the proxy for all downloads (manifest, licence, and auth stay proxied).
`--remote`	Use a remote unshackle server.
`--server`	Name a remote server from the `remote_services` config.

Concurrency, caching & listing¶

Flag	Default	Description
`--workers`	downloader default	Per-track download threads.
`--adaptive-workers`	off	Scale per-track segment workers dynamically (up to the `--workers` cap) based on measured CDN throughput and errors.
`--download-processes`	`1`	Split large segment batches (24+) across this many download processes to exceed the single-process throughput cap on multi-gigabit connections. Ignored while a speed limit is set: the cap is one shared budget, which extra processes cannot share, so the download stays in a single process.
`--continue-downloads`	off	Keep completed segment files across runs and resume a previously failed download. One-off enable of the `continue_downloads` config option.
`--downloads`	`1`	Number of tracks downloaded concurrently.
`--speed-limit`	unlimited	Cap total download speed across all threads and tracks, e.g. `500k`, `5M`, `1.5G` or plain bytes/sec. Values are bytes, not bits (`5M` = 5.0 MB/s). `off` disables a configured limit.
`--no-cache`	off	Bypass the title cache.
`--reset-cache`	off	Clear the title cache.
`--list`	off	List available/would-be-downloaded tracks; do not download.
`--slow`	-	Inter-title delay. Bare `--slow` = 60-120s; `--slow 20-40` = custom range (minimum 20s).

Some flags cannot be combined

--select-titles and --wanted are mutually exclusive. --worst needs --quality. --vbitrate and --vbitrate-range (and the audio equivalents) are mutually exclusive.

`search`¶

Find titles on a service. Like dl, search is a group whose subcommands are the installed services, and it reuses dl's authentication, cookie, and proxy machinery.

unshackle search [OPTIONS] SERVICE [QUERY...]

Each service defines its own query syntax. unshackle prints the results as a tree of titles with their service IDs. Feed an ID straight into dl.

Option	Description
`-p`, `--profile`	Profile for credentials and cookies.
`--proxy`	Proxy URI, 2-letter country code, or `provider:region`.
`--no-proxy`	Force-disable all proxy use.

Example

unshackle search EXAMPLE "My Show"
unshackle search -p myprofile EXAMPLE "Another Show"
unshackle search --proxy nordvpn:ca SERVICE "query"

`import`¶

Reconstruct a download (download → decrypt → mux) from an --export JSON file without re-contacting the service. It re-fetches the manifest, injects the stored keys, and then runs the normal dl pipeline. The service tag is read from the export file, not passed by you.

unshackle import EXPORT_FILE [DL_ARGS...]

unshackle forwards any dl options after the file verbatim, so you can override quality, range, proxy, and so on.

Example

unshackle import export.json
unshackle import export.json -r HDR10 --proxy US

The export file must be a valid v2 export from a current version of unshackle, made with dl --export, and must contain a service tag.

`cfg`¶

Read, set, delete, or show configuration values in unshackle.yaml without hand-editing YAML.

unshackle cfg [KEY] [VALUE] [OPTIONS]

Argument / Option	Description
`KEY`	Dotted path into the config, e.g. `tag`, `serve.api_secret`, `directories.downloads`.
`VALUE`	Value to set. Parsed as a Python literal when possible, so `true`, `123`, `['a','b']`, and `{'k':1}` become real types; bare words stay strings.
`--unset`	Remove the configuration value.
`--list`	List all set configuration values.

Comments are stripped

Writing a value through cfg rewrites the configuration file and removes all comments from it. If your config relies on comments, edit it by hand instead. Setting a value and using --unset together is an error.

Example

unshackle cfg --list                        # print entire config
unshackle cfg serve.api_secret              # read a nested key
unshackle cfg tag MYGROUP                    # set a string
unshackle cfg update_checks false           # literal → boolean False
unshackle cfg directories.downloads /mnt/dl # set a nested path
unshackle cfg tag --unset                    # remove a key

`env`¶

Inspect and manage the project environment.

unshackle env COMMAND [ARGS]...

`env check`¶

unshackle env check

Prints a dependency table (Category / Tool / Status / Required / Purpose) that shows which external tools unshackle finds on your PATH. It also gives a summary of how many required tools are present.

Category	Tools
Core	FFmpeg, FFprobe, MKVToolNix, mkvpropedit
DRM	shaka-packager*, mp4decrypt
HDR	dovi_tool, HDR10Plus_tool
Subtitle	SubtitleEdit, CCExtractor
Player	FFplay, MPV
Network	HolaProxy, Caddy, Docker, git

* required. All others are optional.

`env info`¶

unshackle env info

Shows the location unshackle loaded the configuration file from. If it found no file, it shows the candidate locations instead. It then prints a table of every configured directory (downloads, temp, cache, cookies, logs, exports, WVDs, PRDs, services, and more).

`env theme`¶

unshackle env theme

Prints a sample of every available CLI theme. Each sample has colour swatches, help text with option rows, and a track listing with video, audio and subtitle entries. It also has log lines, a progress bar, and the gradient pulse bar. unshackle marks the active theme and shows each theme's aliases. Set your choice with the theme config key.

`env clear`¶

Clear an environment directory. unshackle empties the directory, makes it again, and reports the number of files and bytes it freed.

Command	Description
`unshackle env clear cache [SERVICE]`	Clear the cache directory, or only one service's cache subdirectory.
`unshackle env clear temp`	Clear the temp directory.

Example

unshackle env check
unshackle env info
unshackle env theme
unshackle env clear cache
unshackle env clear cache EXAMPLE   # one service only
unshackle env clear temp

`kv`¶

Manage Key Vaults. You configure vaults under key_vaults in unshackle.yaml, each with a name, a type (sqlite, mysql, http, api), and type-specific options. unshackle normalises service tags automatically.

unshackle kv COMMAND [ARGS]...

`kv copy TO_VAULT FROM_VAULT...`¶

Copy content keys from one or more source vaults into a destination vault. unshackle skips rows whose KIDs match, unless the existing row has no content key. unshackle never alters or deletes existing data.

Option	Description
`-s`, `--service`	Only copy data for a specific service.
`-l`, `--local-only`	Only copy data for services installed locally. Mutually exclusive with `--service`.

`kv sync VAULT...`¶

Make sure that two or more vaults hold the same set of content keys, essentially a chained bidirectional copy. More than one vault is necessary. Accepts the same --service / --local-only options as copy.

`kv add FILE SERVICE VAULT...`¶

Add content keys to one or more vaults for a service. FILE contains one KID:KEY pair per line (32 hex : 32 hex, UTF-8). unshackle skips every line that does not match that form.

`kv search KID`¶

Find a KID (32 hex characters, no dashes) in the configured vaults and report its content key.

Option	Description
`-s`, `--service`	Limit the search to a specific service tag.
`-v`, `--vault`	Limit the search to a specific configured vault by name.

Note

unshackle cannot enumerate remote vaults without a service, so pass --service when you examine them.

`kv prepare VAULT...`¶

Make service tables on vaults that use tables, for every installed service, where they do not already exist.

Example

unshackle kv copy main backup1 backup2
unshackle kv copy main backup -s EXAMPLE
unshackle kv sync main mysql_vault
unshackle kv add keys.txt EXAMPLE main backup
unshackle kv search 0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef -s EXAMPLE -v main
unshackle kv prepare main mysql_vault

`wvd`¶

Manage Widevine Device (.wvd) files. Devices live in the configured WVDs directory.

unshackle wvd COMMAND [ARGS]...

Command	Description
`wvd add PATHS...`	Validate and move one or more `.wvd` files into the WVDs directory.
`wvd delete NAMES...`	Delete `.wvd` files by name (without extension). Prompts for confirmation.
`wvd parse PATH`	Parse a `.wvd` and print its System ID, security level, type, flags, and client info. Relative paths resolve against the WVDs directory.
`wvd dump WVD_PATHS... OUT_DIR`	Extract a device's contents (metadata, private key, client ID, VMP) into `OUT_DIR/<name>/`. With no paths, dumps every WVD in the WVDs directory.
`wvd new NAME PRIVATE_KEY CLIENT_ID [FILE_HASHES]`	Create a new `.wvd` from a PEM private key and a `ClientIdentification` blob, optionally with a VMP (`FileHashes`) blob.

wvd new options:

Option	Default	Description
`-t`, `--type`	`Android`	Device type.
`-l`, `--level`	`1`	Security level (1-3).
`-o`, `--output`	WVDs dir	Output directory.

Example

unshackle wvd add device.wvd
unshackle wvd parse nexus_6p_1234_l1
unshackle wvd dump device.wvd ./out_dir
unshackle wvd new "Nexus 6P" private_key.pem client_id.bin vmp.bin -t ANDROID -l 3

`prd`¶

Manage PlayReady Device (.prd) files. Devices live in the configured PRDs directory. Built on pyplayready.

unshackle prd COMMAND [ARGS]...

`prd new PATHS...`¶

Make a new .prd. Give either a single folder that contains zgpriv.dat (group key) and bgroupcert.dat (group certificate), or two file paths (group key, then group certificate).

Option	Description
`-e`, `--encryption_key`	Optional device ECC private encryption key (generated if omitted).
`-s`, `--signing_key`	Optional device ECC private signing key (generated if omitted).
`-o`, `--output`	Output directory or `.prd` file path.

prd new will not overwrite an existing file.

`prd reprovision PRD_PATH`¶

Reprovision an existing device by replacing its leaf certificate and keys. Only a device of version 3 or higher can do reprovisioning. Accepts the same -e / -s / -o options. By default it overwrites the device in place.

`prd test DEVICE`¶

Do a test of a device against the Microsoft PlayReady demo server and print the returned content keys.

Option	Default	Description
`-c`, `--ckt`	`aesctr`	Content key encryption type: `aesctr` or `aescbc`.
`-sl`, `--security-level`	`2000`	Minimum security level: `150`, `2000`, or `3000`.

Example

unshackle prd new ./device_folder/
unshackle prd new zgpriv.dat bgroupcert.dat -o /out/dir
unshackle prd reprovision mydevice.prd
unshackle prd test mydevice.prd -sl 3000 -c aescbc

`serve`¶

Serve your local Widevine/PlayReady devices and the REST API for remote access. Built on aiohttp.

unshackle serve [OPTIONS]

Option	Default	Description
`-h`, `--host`	`127.0.0.1`	Host to serve from.
`-p`, `--port`	`8786`	Port to serve from.
`--caddy`	off	Also serve through Caddy (requires the `caddy` binary and a `Caddyfile`).
`--api-only`	off	Serve only the REST API, not the CDM endpoints. Incompatible with `--no-widevine`/`--no-playready`.
`--no-widevine`	off	Disable the Widevine CDM endpoints.
`--no-playready`	off	Disable the PlayReady CDM endpoints.
`--no-key`	off	Disable API-key authentication (allows all requests).
`--debug-api`	off	Include tracebacks/stderr in API error responses.
`--debug`	off	Enable debug logging for API operations.
`--remote-only`	off	Expose only the remote service session endpoints (health, services, search, session). Implies `--api-only`.

WVD files in the WVDs directory and PRD files in the PRDs directory are auto-loaded. The REST API lives under http://<host>:<port>/api/, with Swagger UI at /api/docs/ and a health check at /api/health (exempt from auth).

Configure api_secret first

Unless you pass --no-key, serve.api_secret must be set in your config. Requests authenticate with the X-Secret-Key header. --no-key disables authentication entirely. Only use it on a trusted, private network.

unshackle.yaml

serve:
  api_secret: "your-api-secret"
  users:
    your-secret-key:
      devices: ["device_name"]           # Widevine devices
      playready_devices: ["device_name"] # PlayReady devices
      username: user

Example

unshackle serve
unshackle serve -h 0.0.0.0 -p 8080
unshackle serve --api-only
unshackle serve --remote-only
unshackle serve --caddy

`util`¶

Various helper media utilities. When you give a command a directory, it processes every .mkv/.mp4 inside it in natural (S01E01 before S01E10) order.

unshackle util COMMAND [ARGS]...

`util refresh-services`¶

unshackle util refresh-services

Force a refresh (git pull / hard reset) of all service repos configured under directories.services. This updates the clones on disk. A server that is already running reloads the changed services through POST /api/maintenance/refresh-services or serve.services_refresh_interval instead.

`util crop PATH ASPECT`¶

Losslessly crop H.264/H.265 video at the bitstream level. ASPECT is a W:H target such as 2.39:1.

Option	Default	Description
`--letter` / `--pillar`	`--letter`	Crop top/bottom (`--letter`) or the sides (`--pillar`).
`-o`, `--offset`	`0`	Fine-tune the computed crop area if not perfectly centred.
`-p`, `--preview`	off	Preview the crop in MPV (or FFplay) instead of writing a file.

`util range PATH`¶

Losslessly set the video range flag to full or limited at the bitstream level.

Option	Default	Description
`--full` / `--limited`	-	Full (0-255) or limited (16-235) range.
`-p`, `--preview`	off	Preview instead of writing a file.

`util test PATH`¶

Decode an entire video with FFmpeg and report any corruptions or errors. By default it does a test of every track. It cannot do a test of subtitles.

Option	Default	Description
`-m`, `--map`	`0`	Do a test of specific tracks with FFmpeg's `-map`, for example `0:v:0` or `0:a`.

Example

unshackle util refresh-services
unshackle util crop video.mkv 2.39:1
unshackle util crop ./season/ 16:9 --pillar -o 10
unshackle util range video.mkv --full
unshackle util test video.mkv -m 0:v:0

CLI Reference¶

Root command¶

dl¶

Quality, codec, bitrate & range¶

Language & subtitles¶

Title & episode selection¶

Track-type inclusion / exclusion¶

Output, muxing & files¶

Metadata & tagging¶

Episode ordering¶

DRM, keys & decryption¶

Network & proxy¶

Concurrency, caching & listing¶

search¶

import¶

cfg¶

env¶

env check¶

env info¶

env theme¶

env clear¶

kv¶

kv copy TO_VAULT FROM_VAULT...¶

kv sync VAULT...¶

kv add FILE SERVICE VAULT...¶

kv search KID¶

kv prepare VAULT...¶

wvd¶

prd¶

prd new PATHS...¶

prd reprovision PRD_PATH¶

prd test DEVICE¶

serve¶

util¶

util refresh-services¶

util crop PATH ASPECT¶

util range PATH¶

util test PATH¶

See also¶

`dl`¶

`search`¶

`import`¶

`cfg`¶

`env`¶

`env check`¶

`env info`¶

`env theme`¶

`env clear`¶

`kv`¶

`kv copy TO_VAULT FROM_VAULT...`¶

`kv sync VAULT...`¶

`kv add FILE SERVICE VAULT...`¶

`kv search KID`¶

`kv prepare VAULT...`¶

`wvd`¶

`prd`¶

`prd new PATHS...`¶

`prd reprovision PRD_PATH`¶

`prd test DEVICE`¶

`serve`¶

`util`¶

`util refresh-services`¶

`util crop PATH ASPECT`¶

`util range PATH`¶

`util test PATH`¶