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ceylon config(1)					      ceylon config(1)

NAME
       ceylon config - Manages Ceylon configuration files

SYNOPSIS
       ceylon config [--cwd=dir] [--file=file] [--local] [--system] [--user]
		     [--verbose[=flags]] get [--] {key}
       ceylon config [--cwd=dir] [--file=file] [--local] [--system] [--user]
		     [--verbose[=flags]] keystore [--store-password[=value]]
		     get-password [--] {alias}
       ceylon config [--cwd=dir] [--file=file] [--local] [--system] [--user]
		     [--verbose[=flags]] keystore [--store-password[=value]]
		     set-password [--] {alias} [password]
       ceylon config [--cwd=dir] [--file=file] [--local] [--system] [--user]
		     [--verbose[=flags]] keystore [--store-password[=value]]
		     unset-password [--] {alias}
       ceylon config [--cwd=dir] [--file=file] [--local] [--system] [--user]
		     [--verbose[=flags]] list
       ceylon config [--cwd=dir] [--file=file] [--local] [--system] [--user]
		     [--verbose[=flags]] remove [--] {key}
       ceylon config [--cwd=dir] [--file=file] [--local] [--system] [--user]
		     [--verbose[=flags]] remove-section [--] {name}
       ceylon config [--cwd=dir] [--file=file] [--local] [--system] [--user]
		     [--verbose[=flags]] rename-section [--] {old-name} {new-
		     name}
       ceylon config [--cwd=dir] [--file=file] [--local] [--system] [--user]
		     [--verbose[=flags]] set [--] {key} {values}...

DESCRIPTION
       Can be used to list, update and remove settings in Ceylon's  configura‐
       tion files.

       Setting names are of form <section>.<key>, for example, defaults.encod‐
       ing.

   THE get SUBCOMMAND
       Get the value defined for <key> in the config file

   THE keystore get-password SUBCOMMAND
       Gets the password for <alias> in the keystore

   THE keystore set-password SUBCOMMAND
       Sets the password for <alias> in the keystore. The program will issue a
       password prompt if <password> is omitted.

   THE keystore unset-password SUBCOMMAND
       Unsets the password for <alias> in the keystore, removing the alias and
       its corresponding password.

   THE list SUBCOMMAND
       Lists configuration values

   THE remove SUBCOMMAND
       Removes the value of the <key> in the config file

   THE remove-section SUBCOMMAND
       Removes the named <section> from the config file

   THE rename-section SUBCOMMAND
       Renames the section <old-name> in the config file to <new-name>

   THE set SUBCOMMAND
       Set the value of the <key> to <values> in the config file

OPTIONS
       --cwd=dir
	      Specifies the current working directory for this tool. (default:
	      the directory where the tool is run from)

       --file=file
	      The file to operate on.

       --local
	      Apply operation to the local configuration.

       --system
	      Apply operation to the system configuration.

       --user Apply operation to the user configuration.

       --verbose[=flags], -d
	      Produce  verbose	output.	 If no flags are given then be verbose
	      about everything, otherwise just	be  verbose  about  the	 flags
	      which are present. Allowed flags include: all, loader.

   OPTIONS FOR keystore SUBCOMMAND
       --store-password[=value]
	      The password for accessing the keystore

EXAMPLE
       The  following  would  list the settings active from within the current
       folder:

       ceylon config list
       .fi

       This reads a named setting:

       ceylon config get defaults.encoding
       .fi

       This writes a named setting:

       ceylon config --file=.ceylon/config set defaults.encoding UTF-8

				28 October 2015		      ceylon config(1)
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