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[FEAT] More documentation in the Manpage #830
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The man page file was contributed by community, but I'm not familiar the man page file syntax. Any contribution is welcome. |
Any documentation is better than none and is the Man page really the best place to document what really should end up in the config.jsonc file? As such, I suggest just keeping the current release version and the JSON Schema pages in sync. Right now the latest version of Fastfetch is v25, released 5 days ago while the JSON Schema document was last edited two weeks ago, Cheers Mac |
I fixed the man page I will send a pull request |
To someone wants to fix this
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I'll see if I can have a go at it this weekend or next week. I've studied a bit of the format used for manpages (roff) to be familiar with it and I've seen other projects generate their manpage using a python script as you mentioned (also thanks for mentioning that |
I see that my pull request was outdated and not in the way that was requested, I will take a try at making a script to fix this issue |
Wanted features:
fastfetch --help
) is actually listed.fastfetch -h <option>
for all options.Motivation:
When I want to read thorough documentation for a tool I look at the manpage (as many others might do). I expect to find more information in
man foo
than runningfoo --help
. Right now, some of the info is available in the manpage, more is infastfetch --help
and other is in the github wiki.Having all the documentation in the manpage would be beneficial because:
fastfetch -h <option>
constantly is not very ergonomic).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: