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tuios config edit Edit configuration in your default editor.
Open the TUIOS configuration file in your default editor. The editor is determined by checking $EDITOR, $VISUAL, or common editors like vim, vi, nano, and emacs in that order.
Examples Edit Config
With Custom Editor
# Open config in default editor tuios config edit
The configuration file is in TOML format. Changes take effect the next time you start TUIOS.
tuios config path Print configuration file path.
Print the path to the TUIOS configuration file.
Examples Show Path
Open in Editor
Copy to Backup
# Display config file location tuios config path
Example Output /home/user/.config/tuios/config.toml
tuios config reset Reset configuration to defaults.
Reset the TUIOS configuration file to default settings. This will overwrite your existing configuration after confirmation.
Examples # Reset to default configuration tuios config reset
This will permanently overwrite your existing configuration. Make sure to back up your config file before resetting if you want to preserve custom settings.
Before resetting, save a backup: cp $( tuios config path ) ~/tuios-config-backup.toml tuios config reset
tuios keybinds list List all keybindings.
Display all configured keybindings in a formatted table.
Aliases
tuios keys listtuios kb list
Examples List All Keybindings
Search Keybindings
Save to File
# Display all keybindings tuios keybinds list tuios keys list tuios kb list
Example Output KEY BINDING ACTION MODE DESCRIPTION ctrl+b PrefixKey WindowManagement Activate prefix mode ctrl+b,n NewWindow WindowManagement Create new window ctrl+b,q Quit WindowManagement Quit TUIOS i EnterTerminalMode WindowManagement Enter terminal mode Escape EnterWindowMgmtMode Terminal Enter window management mode alt+1 SwitchWorkspace1 WindowManagement/Terminal Switch to workspace 1 alt+2 SwitchWorkspace2 WindowManagement/Terminal Switch to workspace 2 t ToggleTiling WindowManagement Toggle tiling mode ...
tuios keybinds list-custom List customized keybindings.
tuios keybinds list-custom
Display only keybindings that differ from defaults. Shows a comparison of default and custom keybindings.
Aliases
tuios keys list-customtuios kb list-custom
Examples # Show only customized keybindings tuios keybinds list-custom tuios keys list-custom tuios kb list-custom
Example Output CUSTOMIZED KEYBINDINGS ACTION DEFAULT KEY CUSTOM KEY NewWindow ctrl+b,n ctrl+t CloseWindow ctrl+b,x ctrl+w ToggleTiling t ctrl+b,t No other customizations found.
Use this command to quickly see which keybindings you’ve customized in your config file.
tuios completion Generate shell completion scripts.
Generate the autocompletion script for TUIOS for the specified shell.
Supported Shells Examples # Generate bash completion tuios completion bash > /usr/local/etc/bash_completion.d/tuios # Or for user install tuios completion bash > ~/.local/share/bash-completion/completions/tuios # Source in current shell source <( tuios completion bash)
Bash Installation (Detailed)
Generate completion script
tuios completion bash > /tmp/tuios-completion.bash
Install system-wide (requires sudo)
sudo cp /tmp/tuios-completion.bash /usr/local/etc/bash_completion.d/tuios
Or install for current user
mkdir -p ~/.local/share/bash-completion/completions cp /tmp/tuios-completion.bash ~/.local/share/bash-completion/completions/tuios
Reload shell
source ~/.bashrc # Or open a new terminal
Zsh Installation (Detailed)
Find completion directory
echo $fpath [1] # Usually /usr/local/share/zsh/site-functions or ~/.zsh/completions
Generate and install completion
tuios completion zsh > "${ fpath [1]}/_tuios"
Rebuild completion cache
rm -f ~/.zcompdump compinit
Or add to .zshrc for automatic loading
echo 'autoload -Uz compinit && compinit' >> ~/.zshrc echo 'source <(tuios completion zsh)' >> ~/.zshrc source ~/.zshrc
After installing shell completion, you can press Tab to autocomplete TUIOS commands, flags, and arguments: tuios < Ta b > # Shows all available commands tuios tape < Ta b > # Shows tape subcommands tuios -- < Tab > # Shows all flags
Configuration File Reference For detailed information about all configuration options, see: