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The synapse TUI client
axon
The synapse TUI client
Usage
Note: Currently termion (the underlying TUI library) does not respect terminfo and uses ANSI color codes (#106).
Compilation dependencies
Rust minimum version of 1.31, pkg-config, a cc, openssl/security-framework/schannel.
Configuration
The config file is searched for at $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/axon.toml
and ~/.config/axon.toml
.
For options, see example_conf.toml
.
Keybindings
-
e
display errors of the currently selected torrent -
hjkl
movement,HJKL
switch focus -
C-q
disconnects from the current server, or closes axon when in the login panel
Torrent panel:
-
<PgUp>/<PgDown>
scrolls by one panel height -
<ENTER>
opens selected torrent's directory -
d
opens the selected torrent's details -
f
opens/focuses the filter input -
l
opens the rate limit panel -
t
toggles displayal of the list of trackers
Filter input:
-
<ESC>
defocuses -
C-f
removes the filter -
C-s
cycles filtering mode (case sensitive, case insentive)
Filter specifiers:
Every word starting with a specifier [name][sign][content]
refines the criteria, take care not to accidentally include them in the free text! Any other word refines the torrent name criteria in the order of occurence.
-
t:<%s>
tracker host name -
s[<>]<%f>
torrent size in MB -
s:[i s l e p pe h m]
torrent status (idle, seeding, leeching, error, paused, pending, hashing, magnet) -
p[:<>]<%f>
torrent completion percent (0-100)
Torrent details:
-
q
closes the current details panel
Limits:
-
<ENTER>
Commit limits and close panel -
<ESC>
Forget limits and close panel
Windows
Termion currently does not support windows, but might in the future (#103).
Debugging
Note that the log will contain sensitive information, such as the server address, and potentially password (if typed in)!
Axon uses env-logger, the environment variable RUST_LOG
controls logging behaviour, e.g. RUST_LOG=trace
will print all logs.
To make the logs actually usable, they need to be written to a file since axon is a TUI: RUST_LOG=trace axon 2>log
.