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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers opening programs in a different workspace Post 302206406 by era on Tuesday 17th of June 2008 04:05:16 PM
Old 06-17-2008
Is this a Gnome workspace, or a similar concept in KDE, or in Max OS X, or some other windowing environment? Which window manager?
 

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STRUT(1p)						User Contributed Perl Documentation						 STRUT(1p)

NAME
strut - command line interface (using Socialtext::Resting) to the Socialtext REST services SYNOPSIS
strut help strut configure strut list_workspaces strut list_pages <workspace> strut get_page <workspace> <pagename> strut set_page <workspace> <pagename> <filename> strut list_tags <workspace> <pagename> strut put_tag <workspace> <pagename> <tag> strut set_tags <workspace> <pagename> <tags> strut list_tagged_pages <workspace> <tag> strut list_attachments <workspace> <pagename> strut get_attachment <workspace> <pagename> <attachment> strut add_attachment <workspace> <pagename> <filename> strut show_breadcrumbs <workspace> strut show_backlinks <workspace> <pagename> strut show_frontlinks <workspace> <pagename> All list operations can further be controlled with the following operations: --query (search term for within the results) --filter (filter the titles of the results) --order (only accepts 'newest' right now) --count (restrict number of returned results) --accept (for your accept headers - text/html, text/plain, application/json) Example: strut --query=searchterm --filter=titlefilter --order=newest --count=number list_pages myworkspace COMMANDS
The following commands are supported help Standard man page for this program configure Configure strut with username, password, and server information. See the CONFIGURATION section below for a discussion of your configuration options. show_breadcrumbs Get the breadcrumbs for the current user in this workspace. list_workspaces Give a list of all workspaces on the server list_workspace_tags <workspace> List the tags for a workspace. list_pages <workspace> Give a list of all pages in the given workspace. If no workspace is given you will be prompted to pick from available workspaces. list_tagged_pages <workspace> Give a list of all pages in the given workspace with the given tag. get_page <workspace> <page_name> Retrieve the contents of the specified page. If no workspace or page are given the user will be prompted to select from the available workspaces/pages. set_page <workspace> <page_name> <filename> Save the specified page on the system. add_attachment <workspace> <page_name> <filename> Add the attachment to the specified page on the system. list_attachments <workspace> <page_name> List all attachments on the specified page. list_pagetags <workspace> <page_name> List all tags on the specified page. show_backlinks <workspace> <page_name> Show backlinks to the specified page name. show_frontlinks <workspace> <page_name> Show frontlinks to the specified page name. put_tag <workspace> <page_name> <tag> Add the specified tag to the specified page name. set_tags <workspace> <page_name> <tags> Set the tags for the specified page name. CONFIGURATION
In order to run correctly, strut needs to have a username, password, and server name. This can be configured in one of several ways: Command line: strut --username <username> --password <password> --server <server> Environment variables: STRUT_USERNAME STRUT_PASSWORD STRUT_SERVER Configuration file: ~/.app/strut.conf If strut can't determine your username/password/server, it will call the 'configure' subcommand to create a configuration file for you. AUTHORS
<chris.dent@socialtext.com> <kirsten.jones@socialtext.com> perl v5.14.2 2012-04-23 STRUT(1p)
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