Usage: page [OPTIONS] [FILE]... Arguments: [FILE]... Open provided file in separate buffer [without other flags revokes implied by default -o or -p option] Options: -o Create and use output buffer (to redirect text from page's stdin) [implied by default unless -x and/or <FILE> provided without other flags] -O [<NOOPEN_LINES>] Prefetch <NOOPEN_LINES> from page's stdin: if all input fits then print it to stdout and exit without neovim usage (to emulate `less --quit-if-one-screen`) [empty: term height - 3 (space for prompt); negative: term height - <NOOPEN_LINES>; 0: disabled and default; ignored with -o, -p, -x and when page isn't piped] -p Print path of pty device associated with output buffer (to redirect text from commands respecting output buffer size and preserving colors) [implied if page isn't piped unless -x and/or <FILE> provided without other flags] -P Set $PWD as working directory at output buffer (to navigate paths with `gf`) -q [<QUERY_LINES>] Read no more than <QUERY_LINES> from page's stdin: next lines should be fetched by invoking :Page <QUERY> command or 'r'/'R' keypress on neovim side [empty: term height - 2 (space for tab and buffer lines); negative: term height - <QUERY_LINES>; 0: disabled and default; <QUERY> is optional and defaults to <QUERY_LINES>; doesn't take effect on <FILE> buffers] -f Cursor follows content of output buffer as it appears instead of keeping top position (like `tail -f`) -F Cursor follows content of output and <FILE> buffers as it appears instead of keeping top position -t <FILETYPE> Set filetype on output buffer (to enable syntax highlighting) [pager: default; not works with text echoed by -O] -b Return back to current buffer -B Return back to current buffer and enter into INSERT/TERMINAL mode -n <NAME> Set title for output buffer (to display it in statusline) [env: PAGE_BUFFER_NAME=] -w Do not remap i, I, a, A, u, d, x, q (and r, R with -q) keys [wouldn't unmap on connected instance output buffer] -z [<PAGERIZE>] Pagerize output when it exceeds <PAGERIZE> lines (to view `journalctl`) [default: disabled; empty: 100_000] ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -a <ADDRESS> TCP/IP socked address or path to named pipe listened by running host neovim process [env: NVIM=/run/user/1000/nvim.9389.0] -A <ARGUMENTS> Arguments that will be passed to child neovim process spawned when <ADDRESS> is missing [env: NVIM_PAGE_ARGS=] -c <CONFIG> Config that will be used by child neovim process spawned when <ADDRESS> is missing [file:$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/page/init.vim] -C Enable PageConnect PageDisconnect autocommands -e <COMMAND> Run command on output buffer after it was created --e <LUA> Run lua expr on output buffer after it was created -E <COMMAND_POST> Run command on output buffer after it was created or connected as instance --E <LUA_POST> Run lua expr on output buffer after it was created or connected as instance ~ ~ ~ -i <INSTANCE> Create output buffer with <INSTANCE> tag or use existed with replacing its content by text from page's stdin -I <INSTANCE_APPEND> Create output buffer with <INSTANCE_APPEND> tag or use existed with appending to its content text from page's stdin -x <INSTANCE_CLOSE> Close output buffer with <INSTANCE_CLOSE> tag if it exists [without other flags revokes implied by defalt -o or -p option] ~ ~ ~ -W Flush redirection protection that prevents from producing junk and possible overwriting of existed files by invoking commands like `ls > $(NVIM= page -E q)` where the RHS of > operator evaluates not into /path/to/pty as expected but into a bunch of whitespace-separated strings/escape sequences from neovim UI; bad things happens when some shells interpret this as many valid targets for text redirection. The protection is only printing of a path to the existed dummy directory always first before printing of a neovim UI might occur; this makes the first target for text redirection from page's output invalid and disrupts the whole redirection early before other harmful writes might occur. [env:PAGE_REDIRECTION_PROTECT; (0 to disable)] ~ ~ ~ -l... Split left with ratio: window_width * 3 / (<l-PROVIDED> + 1) -r... Split right with ratio: window_width * 3 / (<r-PROVIDED> + 1) -u... Split above with ratio: window_height * 3 / (<u-PROVIDED> + 1) -d... Split below with ratio: window_height * 3 / (<d-PROVIDED> + 1) -L <SPLIT_LEFT_COLS> Split left and resize to <SPLIT_LEFT_COLS> columns -R <SPLIT_RIGHT_COLS> Split right and resize to <SPLIT_RIGHT_COLS> columns -U <SPLIT_ABOVE_ROWS> Split above and resize to <SPLIT_ABOVE_ROWS> rows -D <SPLIT_BELOW_ROWS> Split below and resize to <SPLIT_BELOW_ROWS> rows ^ -+ With any of -r -l -u -d -R -L -U -D open floating window instead of split [to not overwrite data in the current terminal] ~ ~ ~ -h, --help Print help information

Usage: nv [OPTIONS] [FILE]... Arguments: [FILE]... Open provided files as editable [if none provided nv opens last modified file in currend directory] Options: -o Open non-text files including directories, binaries, images etc -O [<RECURSE_DEPTH>] Ignoring [FILE] open all text files in the current directory and recursively open all text files in its subdirectories [0: disabled and default; empty: defaults to 1 and implied if no <RECURSE_DEPTH> provided; <RECURSE_DEPTH>: also opens in subdirectories at this level of depth] -v Open in `page` instead (just postfix shortcut) ~ ~ ~ -f Open each [FILE] at last line -p <PATTERN> Open and search for a specified <PATTERN> -P <PATTERN_BACKWARDS> Open and search backwars for a specified <PATTERN_BACKWARDS> -b Return back to current buffer -B Return back to current buffer and enter into INSERT/TERMINAL mode -k Keep `nv` process until buffer is closed (for editing git commit message) -K Keep `nv` process until first write occur, then close buffer and neovim if it was spawned by `nv` ~ ~ ~ -a <ADDRESS> TCP/IP socket address or path to named pipe listened by running host neovim process [env: NVIM=/run/user/1000/nvim.604327.0] -A <ARGUMENTS> Arguments that will be passed to child neovim process spawned when <ADDRESS> is missing [env: NVIM_PAGE_PICKER_ARGS=] -c <CONFIG> Config that will be used by child neovim process spawned when <ADDRESS> is missing [file: $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/page/init.vim] -t <FILETYPE> Override filetype on each [FILE] buffer (to enable custom syntax highlighting [text: default] ~ ~ ~ -e <COMMAND> Run command on each [FILE] buffer after it was created --e <LUA> Run lua expr on each [FILE] buffer after it was created -x <COMMAND_ONLY> Just run command with ignoring all other options --x <LUA_ONLY> Just run lua expr with ignoring all other options ~ ~ ~ -l... Split left with ratio: window_width * 3 / (<l-PROVIDED> + 1) -r... Split right with ratio: window_width * 3 / (<r-PROVIDED> + 1) -u... Split above with ratio: window_height * 3 / (<u-PROVIDED> + 1) -d... Split below with ratio: window_height * 3 / (<d-PROVIDED> + 1) -L <SPLIT_LEFT_COLS> Split left and resize to <SPLIT_LEFT_COLS> columns -R <SPLIT_RIGHT_COLS> Split right and resize to <SPLIT_RIGHT_COLS> columns -U <SPLIT_ABOVE_ROWS> Split above and resize to <SPLIT_ABOVE_ROWS> rows -D <SPLIT_BELOW_ROWS> Split below and resize to <SPLIT_BELOW_ROWS> rows ^ -+ With any of -r -l -u -d -R -L -U -D open floating window instead of split [to not overwrite data in the current terminal] ~ ~ ~ -h, --help Print help information