Glyph - Command Reference

Global Options
Parameters
Parameters
Options
Examples
Options
Parameters
Examples
Parameters
Options
Examples
Examples
Options

Glyph’s command-line interface has been built using the gli (Git-like interface) gem. Therefore, Glyph commands are all written like this:

glyph global_options command options parameters

Where:

global_options and options are in the form: -n value or --name=value, e.g. -f pdf or --format=pdf
parameters are separated by whitespaces, and can be wrapped in quotes.

Global Options ⇈

`-d`, `--debug`

If specified, the command is executed in debug mode and additional diagnostic information is printed on the screen.

`-h`, `--help`

Displays help on the program.

`add`

Creates a new text file in the text/ folder.

Example: glyph add introduction.textile

Parameters ⇈

Parameter	Description
file_name	The name (or relative path) of the new file to be created.

`compile`

Compiles a Glyph document into an output file. If no options are specified, the document.glyph file is used as source to produce a standalone HTML file.

Example: glyph compile -f pdf

Parameters ⇈

Parameter	Description
source	The source glyph file to compile (Optional).
destination	The destination file (Optional).

Options ⇈

Option	Description
`-s` (`--source`)	The source file to compile. Default Value: `document.glyph`
`-f` (`--format`)	The format of the output file. Default Value: `html` Possible Values: @html, pdf@
`-a` (`--auto`)	If specified, enable auto regeneration (requires the directory_watcher gem to be installed).

`config`

Gets or sets a configuration setting in the project or global configuration file (for more information on configuration files, see Project Configuration).

Examples ⇈

glyph config document.filename

glyph config -g document.author "Fabio Cevasco"

Options ⇈

Option	Description
`-g` (`--global`)	If specified, the global configuration file is processed instead of the project file. Default Value: `false`

Parameters ⇈

Parameter	Description
setting	The name of a valid configuration setting.
value	The new value of the configuration setting.

`help`

Prints information about all Glyph commands or about one specific command.

Examples ⇈

glyph help

glyph help compile

Parameters ⇈

Parameter	Description
command	A valid Glyph command.

`init`

Creates a new Glyph project in the current directory (if empty).

Example: glyph init

`outline`

Display an outline of the current document.

Options ⇈

Option	Description
`-l` (`--limit`)	Only display headers until the specified level.
`-i` (`--ids`)	Display section IDs.
`-f` (`--files`)	Display file names.
`-t` (`--titles`)	Display section titles.

Examples ⇈

glyph outline -it -l 1

glyph outline -l 2

glyph outline -f

`stats`

Displays project statistics (for more information on this command, see Document Statistics).

Examples ⇈

glyph stats -m

glyph stats --link=h3rald.com

Options ⇈

Option	Description
`-b` (`--bookmarks`)	If specified, general statistics about bookmarks are displayed (see Bookmark Statistics).
`--bookmark`	Display detailed statistics about the specified bookmark.
`-f` (`--files`)	If specified, general statistics about project files are displayed.
`-l` (`--links`)	If specified, general statistics about links are displayed (see Link Statistics).
`--link`	Display detailed statistics about all links whose target matches the specified regular expression.
`-m` (`--macros`)	If specified, general statistics about macros are displayed (see Macro Statistics).
`--macro`	Display detailed statistics about the specified macro.
`-s` (`--snippets`)	If specified, general statistics about snippets are displayed (see Snippet Statistics).
`--snippet`	Display detailed statistics about the specified snippet.

`todo`

Prints all the todo items saved using the todo macro.

Example: glyph todo