Zim - a desktop wiki

Commandline Usage

Usage: zim [OPTIONS] [NOTEBOOK [PAGE]]

--doc Open the zim documentation.

--man Open zim as a man page reader.

-l, --list Show the notebook dialog even if a default notebook is set.

--export OPTIONS Export pages to another format. OPTIONS should at least contain 'dir' and 'format', and optionally 'template', and 'media'.

Example:

zim --export dir=./html,format=html ./Wiki

This will export all pages in the notebook dir "./Wiki" to a dir "./html" using the html format.

-p, --profile NAME Open using a certain profile. For example use -p reader to open a notebook read-only.

--pidfile FILE Write the process id of to FILE.

--geometry WxH[+X+Y] Set the size of the main window to WxH pixels and position the window at X,Y.

--gtk-path path Set the path to the gtk+ libraries. Used on win32 when the system does not allow overloading the PATH environment variable.

--iconify Start zim iconified. If the TrayIcon plugin is enabled this option will start zim in the system tray.

--quiet Do not print any information to the terminal.

--daemon Keep a daemon running to kick-start new instances even when no notebook is open.

--no-daemon Do not start the daemon but just run in single process mode.

-V, --verbose Print more verbose information to the terminal.

-D, --debug Print developer information to the terminal.

-v, --version Print version and copyright information and quit.

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