Command Line
festivald
takes in --flags
for many purposes.
Arguments passed to festivald
will always take priority over the same configuration options read from disk.
festivald
also has a signal
sub-command. For example, to send a signal to a festivald
running on the same local machine, you can run:
./festivald signal --play
All these "signal"-related --flags
live in the signal
sub-command.
Examples
Here are some command-line usage examples.
Start festivald
on http://localhost:18425
(by default)
./festivald
Print the PATH used by festivald
./festivald --path
Delete all data created/used by festivald
./festivald --delete
Set log level, disable everything except JSON-RPC
, start festivald
./festivald --log-level DEBUG --disable-watch --disable-media-controls --disable-rest --disable-docs