CEC-CLIENT(1) General Commands Manual CEC-CLIENT(1)NAME
cec-client - CEC connection client utility
DESCRIPTION
cec-client {-h|--help|-l|--list-devices|[COM PORT]}
parameters:
-h --help
Shows this help text
-l --list-devices
List all devices on this system
-t --type {p|r|t|a}
The device type to use. More than one is possible.
-p --port {int}
The HDMI port to use as active source.
-b --base {int}
The logical address of the device to with this adapter is connected.
-f --log-file {file}
Writes all libCEC log message to a file
-sf --short-log-file {file} Writes all libCEC log message without timestamps
and log levels to a file.
-d --log-level {level}
Sets the log level. See cectypes.h for values.
-s --single-command
Execute a single command and exit. Does not power on devices on startup and power them off on exit.
[COM PORT]
The com port to connect to. If no COM port is given, the client tries to connect to the first device that is detected.
Type 'h' or 'help' and press enter after starting the client to display all available commands
User Commands January 2012 CEC-CLIENT(1)
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IBID-PB-CLIENT(1) Ibid - Multi-protocol Bot IBID-PB-CLIENT(1)NAME
ibid-pb-client - RPC Client for Ibid
SYNOPSIS
ibid-pb-client [options...] message message
ibid-pb-client [options...] plugin feature method [parameter...]
ibid-pb-client -h
DESCRIPTION
This utility is for passing events to a running Ibid bot, or executing RPC-exposed functions remotely.
It communicates with the pb source on the Ibid.
message is a text message as could be sent to the bot by an IM source. The message is processed normally by the bot.
feature is the name of the feature to invoke exposed method method on, directly. parameters are passed directly to the method. They can
be specified positionally or by key, using the same syntax as Python: key=value. They may be encoded in JSON, if not valid JSON they will
be treated as strings.
The output is a JSON-encoded response.
OPTIONS -s HOSTNAME, --server=SERVER
Connect to the Ibid running on SERVER, by default it connects to localhost.
-p FILE, --port=PORT
Connect to the pb source running on port PORT, by default 8789.
-h, --help
Show a help message and exit.
SEE ALSO ibid(1), http://ibid.omnia.za.net/
Ibid 0.1 March 2010 IBID-PB-CLIENT(1)