:shipit: vman
:bookmark: Table of contents
:question: About
vman is a small but configurable CLI program to open helpful videos about linux utility commands from a variety of creators using the default media player in the system.
:file_folder: Installation
:penguin: Binary dependencies (Debian)
sudo apt-get install python3 python3-pip python3-setuptools pipx
pipx ensurepath
:snake: Option 1: Pypi
pipx install vman
:hand: Option 2: Git repository (Still connects to Pypi)
pipx install git+https://github.com/sivefunc/vman.git
:computer: Usage
usage: vman [video] [author] [options]
vman - Video Man Pages
Open a video from distrotube
vman ls -a distrotube
Change media player (by default it uses xdg-open)
vman ls -p mpv
Pipe URL to a different program + verbose
vman ls --only-url --verbose | xargs librewolf
:gear: Options
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --version show program's version number and exit
-a AUTHOR, --author AUTHOR
Author of the video to consult, e.g 'roberteldersoftware'
-p PATH, --player PATH
Path to media player to use instead of the one defined in config
--only-url Do not reproduce the video, returns the url
--urls List all the video manuals in JSON format
--verbose Detailed output at console
:file_folder: Files
Config File
TOML file that allows the user to modify the default options, e.g the media player. It's located at src/vman/config.toml example:
media_player = "xdg-open"
author = "distrotube"
[custom-urls]
enabled = false
path = ""
URLS File
JSON File that maps an author to a collection of videos. It's located at src/vman/urls.json but you can modify the location.
{
"distrotube": {
"ls": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-4Q7i6mNeM"
},
"roberteldersoftware": {
"nice": "https://www.youtube.com/shorts/uuCYq64Ww7o",
"fmt": "https://www.youtube.com/shorts/SyylpFY_eSg"
}
}
:camera: Supported Creators
| Name | Profile Picture |
| DistroTube |
|
| RobertElderSoftware |
|
:notebook: Notes
- CLI Options have higher precedency than config.toml
Made by :link: Sivefunc
Licensed under :link: GPLv3
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