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IAMB(1) General Commands Manual IAMB(1) NAME iamb -- a terminal-based client for Matrix for the Vim addict SYNOPSIS iamb [-hV] [-P profile] [-C dir] DESCRIPTION iamb is a client for the Matrix communication protocol. It provides a terminal user interface with familiar Vim keybindings, and includes support for multiple profiles, threads, spaces, notifications, reac- tions, custom keybindings, and more. This manual page includes a quick rundown of the available commands in iamb. For example usage and a full description of each one and its ar- guments, please refer to the full documentation online. OPTIONS -P, --profile The profile to start iamb with. If this flag is not specified, then it defaults to using default_profile (see iamb(5)). -C, --config-directory Path to the directory the configuration file is located in. -h, --help Show the help text and quit. -V, --version Show the current iamb version and quit. GENERAL COMMANDS :chats View a list of joined rooms and direct messages. :dms View a list of direct messages. :logout Log out of iamb. :rooms View a list of joined rooms. :spaces View a list of joined spaces. :unreads View a list of unread rooms. :welcome View the startup Welcome window. E2EE COMMANDS :keys export [path] [passphrase] Export and encrypt keys to path. :keys import [path] [passphrase] Import and decrypt keys from path. :verify View a list of ongoing E2EE verifications. MESSAGE COMMANDS :download Download an attachment from the selected message. :edit Edit the selected message. :editor Open an external $EDITOR to compose a message. :open Download and then open an attachment, or open a link in a mes- sage. :react [shortcode] React to the selected message with an Emoji. :redact [reason] Redact the selected message. :reply Reply to the selected message. :unreads clear Mark all unread rooms as read. :unreact [shortcode] Remove your reaction from the selected message. When no argu- ments are given, remove all of your reactions from the message. :upload Upload an attachment and send it to the currently selected room. ROOM COMMANDS :create Create a new room. :invite accept Accept an invitation to the currently focused room. :invite reject Reject an invitation to the currently focused room. :invite send [user] Send an invitation to a user to join the currently focused room. :join [room] Join a room. :leave Leave the currently focused room. :members View a list of members of the currently focused room. :room name set [name] Set the name of the currently focused room. :room name unset Unset the name of the currently focused room. :room notify set [level] Set a notification level for the currently focused room. Valid levels are "mute", "mentions", "keywords", and "all". Note that "mentions" and "keywords" are aliases for the same behav- iour. :room notify unset Unset any room-level notification configuration. :room notify show Show the current room-level notification configuration. If the room is using the account-level default, then this will print "default". :room tag set [tag] Add a tag to the currently focused room. :room tag unset [tag] Remove a tag from the currently focused room. :room topic set [topic] Set the topic of the currently focused room. :room topic unset Unset the topic of the currently focused room. :room alias set [alias] Create and point the given alias to the room. :room alias unset [alias] Delete the provided alias from the room's alternative alias list. :room alias show Show alternative aliases to the room, if any are set. :room canon set [alias] Set the room's canonical alias to the one provided, and make the previous one an alternative alias. :room canon unset [alias] Delete the room's canonical alias. :room canon show Show the room's canonical alias, if any is set. :room ban [user] [reason] Ban a user from this room with an optional reason. :room unban [user] [reason] Unban a user from this room with an optional reason. :room kick [user] [reason] Kick a user from this room with an optional reason. WINDOW COMMANDS :horizontal [cmd] Change the behaviour of the given command to be horizontal. :leftabove [cmd] Change the behaviour of the given command to open before the current window. :only, :on Quit all but one window in the current tab. :quit, :q Quit a window. :quitall, :qa Quit all windows in the current tab. :resize Resize a window. :rightbelow [cmd] Change the behaviour of the given command to open after the current window. :split, :sp Horizontally split a window. :vertical [cmd] Change the layout of the following command to be vertical. :vsplit, :vsp Vertically split a window. TAB COMMANDS :tab [cmd] Run a command that opens a window in a new tab. :tabclose, :tabc Close a tab. :tabedit [room], :tabe Open a room in a new tab. :tabrewind, :tabr Go to the first tab. :tablast, :tabl Go to the last tab. :tabnext, :tabn Go to the next tab. :tabonly, :tabo Close all but one tab. :tabprevious, :tabp Go to the preview tab. SLASH COMMANDS /markdown, /md Interpret the message body as Markdown markup. This is the de- fault behaviour. /html, /h Send the message body as literal HTML. /plaintext, /plain, /p Do not interpret any markup in the message body and send it as it is. /me Send an emote message. /confetti Produces no effect in iamb, but will display confetti in Matrix clients that support doing so. /fireworks Produces no effect in iamb, but will display fireworks in Ma- trix clients that support doing so. /hearts Produces no effect in iamb, but will display floating hearts in Matrix clients that support doing so. /rainfall Produces no effect in iamb, but will display rainfall in Matrix clients that support doing so. /snowfall Produces no effect in iamb, but will display snowfall in Matrix clients that support doing so. /spaceinvaders Produces no effect in iamb, but will display aliens from Space Invaders in Matrix clients that support doing so. EXAMPLES Example 1: Starting with a specific profile To start with a profile named personal instead of the default_profile value: $ iamb -P personal Example 2: Using an alternate configuration directory By default, iamb will use the XDG directories, but you may sometimes want to store your configuration elsewhere. $ iamb -C ~/src/iamb-dev/dev-config/ REPORTING BUGS Please report bugs in iamb or its manual pages at https://github.com/ulyssa/iamb/issues SEE ALSO iamb(5) Extended documentation is available online at https://iamb.chat FreeBSD Ports 14.quarterly Mar 24, 2024 IAMB(1)
NAME | SYNOPSIS | DESCRIPTION | OPTIONS | GENERAL COMMANDS | E2EE COMMANDS | MESSAGE COMMANDS | ROOM COMMANDS | WINDOW COMMANDS | TAB COMMANDS | SLASH COMMANDS | EXAMPLES | REPORTING BUGS | SEE ALSO
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