MOOR(1) General Commands Manual MOOR(1) NAME moor - the nice pager SYNOPSIS moor [options] file... moor --help moor --version DESCRIPTION moor is a pager much like less (1), but with generally nicer out-of-the-box behavior. More information and screenshots: https://github.com/walles/moor#readme Inside of moor, press h to access the built-in help. Input is expected to be (optionally compressed) UTF-8 text. Invalid / un- printable characters are by default rendered as '?'. If you have opened multiple files, press : to switch between them. OPTIONS Multiple-choice options all have the default value listed first. All of these options can be appended to the MOOR environment variable for persistent configuration. Doing moor --help will also list these options. --colors={auto | 8 | 16 | 256 | 16M} Size of color palette we output to the terminal --debug Print debug logs after exiting, less verbose than --trace --follow Scrolls automatically to follow piped input, just like tail -f --lang=string Used for highlighting. Without this flag highlighting is based on the input file name. Valid values are MIME types like text/x-mark- down, file extensions like md or language names like markdown. For the source of truth on what is supported exactly, look in https://github.com/alecthomas/chroma/tree/master/lexers/embedded or its parent directory. --mousemode={auto | select | scroll} Guarantee selecting text with the mouse works but maybe not mouse scrolling. Or guarantee mouse scrolling works but selecting text requiring extra effort. Details here: https://github.com/walles/moor/blob/master/MOUSE.md --no-clear-on-exit Retain screen contents when exiting moor. Affected by --no-clear- on-exit-margin. --no-clear-on-exit-margin=int Leave this number of lines for your shell prompt after exiting. De- faults to 1. Affects --no-clear-on-exit and --quit-if-one-screen. --no-linenumbers Hide line numbers on startup, press left arrow key to show --no-reformat No effect, exists for backwards compatibility. See --reformat. --no-search-line-highlight Do not highlight the background of lines with search hits. The search hits themselves are still highlighted though, even with this option. --no-statusbar Hide the status bar, toggle with = --quit-if-one-screen Print input contents without paging if the input fits on one screen. Affected by --no-clear-on-exit-margin. --reformat Reformat supported input files (JSON) before showing them. --render-unprintable={highlight | whitespace} How unprintable characters are rendered --scroll-left-hint=string UTF-8 character indicating the view can scroll left, defaults to an inverse <. This can be a string containing ANSI formatting. The word ESC in caps will be interpreted as one escape character. Exam- ple value for faint (using ANSI SGR code 2) tilde characters: ESC[2m~ --scroll-right-hint=string UTF-8 character indicating the view can scroll right, defaults to an inverse >. This can be a string containing ANSI formatting. The word ESC in caps will be interpreted as one escape character. Exam- ple value for faint (using ANSI SGR code 2) tilde characters: ESC[2m~ --shift=int Arrow keys side scroll amount. Or try ALT+arrow to scroll one column at a time. --statusbar={inverse | plain | bold} Status bar style --style={native | style} Highlighting style from https://xyproto.github.io/splash/docs/longer/all.html --tab-size=int Number of spaces per tab stop, defaults to 8. Or try CTRL-t to tog- gle when moor is running. --terminal-fg Use terminal foreground color rather than style foreground color for unstyled text. Try this if your terminal window has a background image rather than a solid color. --trace Print trace logs after exiting, more verbose than --debug --wrap Wrap long lines, toggle with w +1234 Immediately scroll to line 1234 +/pattern Immediately scroll to line matching pattern FILES $XDG_DATA_HOME/moor/search_history Moor will store your search history in this file. If $XDG_DATA_HOME is not set, the file will be stored in the default XDG location, usually ~/.local/share/moor/search_history. ENVIRONMENT LESS_TERMCAP_* For backwards compatibility with less, moor reads all LESS_TERMCAP_* values. In these values, both actual escape characters and the word ESC in caps are interpreted as escape characters. In moor, styling should be done using the --style option rather than using these en- vironment variables. Example value: ESC[1m. LESS_TERMCAP_md Formatting used for man page bold text. LESS_TERMCAP_us Formatting used for man page underlined text. LESS_TERMCAP_so Formatting used for status bar and search hits. LESSSECURE Setting this to "1" prevents moor from opening new files or launch- ing external programs, as required by systemctl(1). In secure mode, the "v" command for opening the current file in an editor is dis- abled, and the search history file is not updated. MOOR Additional options are read from this variable if it is set, just as if those same options had been manually added to each moor invoca- tion. Try setting it to --reformat to have JSON input automatically reformatted! PAGER If set to "moor", many programs will use moor as their pager. PAGER_WRAP_COLUMNS If set to a positive number, this limits the maximum width for wrap- ping long lines. PAGER_LABEL Other programs can set this to tell moor what name to show for stdin input. BUGS Kindly report any bugs here: https://github.com/walles/moor/issues 2026-06-02 MOOR(1)
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