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PROGRAM:
NAME
Notionflux - lua remote control for Notion.
SYNOPSIS
notionflux [-e code]
DESCRIPTION
notionflux allows you to access the notion lua scripting interface from the command-line.
It either takes a script from stdin or through the ´-e´ parameter.
The lua script will be executed by the Lua engine running in Notion, which means it has
access to the Notion lua api (notioncore.* et al). Calls to ´print´ will print values to
Notion´s stdout (e.g. ~/.xsession-errors). The scripts´ return value will be printed by
notionflux
OPTIONS
-e code
Lua code to execute.
ENVIRONMENT
notionflux talks to notion(1) through a socket, which is determined by the
_NOTION_MOD_NOTIONFLUX_SOCKET property on the root of the display on which notion(1) is
running.
SECURITY
The notionflux socket is created with read/write permissions only for the user who started
notion(1). Neither notion(1) nor notionflux are setuid(2), so notionflux should not pose
any security threat.
EXAMPLES
Write ´foo´ to notion(1)´s stdout and ´bar´ to the terminal, specifying the script on the
commandline:
$ notionflux -e "print('foo'); return 'bar'"
"bar"
Or the same, but now via STDIN:
$ echo "print('foo'); return 'bar'" | notionflux
"bar"
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