Note
Command-Line arguments takes precedence over similar settings defined in the configuration file.
To use these command-line switches, open a terminal or command-prompt inside the installation folder of HPX and execute:
happypandax.exe --help
(omit the .exe suffix if you’re not on Windows).
A manga/doujinshi manager with tagging support (https://github.com/happypandax/happypandax)
usage: Command-Line Arguments [-h] [-p PORT] [--torrent-port PORT]
[--web-port PORT] [--host HOST]
[--web-host HOST] [--gen-config] [-d] [-i] [-v]
[--safe] [-x] [-z] [--dev-db] [--only-web]
[--restore [PATH]] [--backup [PATH]]
[--dry-run SECONDS] [--momo ...]
ACTION ...
-h
,
--help
¶show this help message and exit
-p
<port>
,
--port
<port>
¶Specify which port to start the server on (default: 7007)
--torrent-port
<port>
¶Specify which port to start the torrent client on (default: 7006)
--web-port
<port>
¶Specify which port to start the webserver on (default: 7008)
--host
<host>
¶Specify which address the server should bind to (default: localhost)
--web-host
<host>
¶Specify which address the webserver should bind to (defualt: 0.0.0.0)
--gen-config
¶Generate a skeleton example config file and quit
-d
,
--debug
¶Start in debug mode (collects more information)
-i
,
--interact
¶Start in interactive mode
-v
,
--version
¶show program’s version number and exit
--safe
¶Start without plugins
-x
,
--dev
¶Start in development mode (redirects logging to stdout among other things)
-z
,
--cdev
¶Start in cdev mode (reserved, don’t use this)
--dev-db
¶Create and use a development database
--only-web
¶Start only the webserver (useful for debugging)
--restore
<path>
¶Restore from a folder or archive file (omit path to restore from root folder)
--backup
<path>
¶Create a backup into given folder (omit path to use the default folder)
--dry-run
<seconds>
¶Run for X seconds and then quit
--momo
<momo>
¶Reserved for best girl Momo
usage: Command-Line Arguments user [-h] ACTION ...
-h
,
--help
¶show this help message and exit
usage: Command-Line Arguments user create [-h] [-t USERTYPE] [-u USERNAME]
[-p PASSWORD]
-h
,
--help
¶show this help message and exit
-t
{admin,guest,user}
¶Type of user, one of ‘admin’, ‘guest’, ‘user’
-u
<username>
¶Name of user
-p
<password>
¶Password for user