Linux command
carl 命令
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常用示例
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carl
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carl -m [3] -y [2024]
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carl -y [2024]
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carl -w
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carl -3
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carl -a
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carl -j
说明
carl is a command-line calendar tool written in Rust that displays colorful, formatted calendars in the terminal. It tries to mimic various cal(1) implementations but adds enhanced features like colors and iCal support. The output uses colors and formatting for improved readability compared to the traditional cal command. Carl can display single months, multiple months, full years, and highlight the current date. iCal files are configured via a config file (config.toml) using `[ical]` sections, and event dates are highlighted in the calendar view. The `--agenda` flag lists event summaries below the calendar.
参数
- -m _MONTH_
- Display a specific month (1-12).
- -y _YEAR_
- Display a specific year.
- -w
- Show ISO week numbers.
- -1, --one
- Display single month output (default).
- -3, --three
- Display previous, current, and next month.
- -n, --months _NUMBER_
- Display current and following months.
- -s, --sunday
- Display Sunday as first day of week.
- -j, --julian
- Display Julian dates (days numbered from January 1).
- -a, --agenda
- Display event agenda below the calendar.
- --theme _THEME_
- Set the color theme.
- --themestyletype _TYPE_
- Use "dark" or "light" background theme styles.
FAQ
What is the carl command used for?
carl is a command-line calendar tool written in Rust that displays colorful, formatted calendars in the terminal. It tries to mimic various cal(1) implementations but adds enhanced features like colors and iCal support. The output uses colors and formatting for improved readability compared to the traditional cal command. Carl can display single months, multiple months, full years, and highlight the current date. iCal files are configured via a config file (config.toml) using `[ical]` sections, and event dates are highlighted in the calendar view. The `--agenda` flag lists event summaries below the calendar.
How do I run a basic carl example?
Run `carl` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -m _MONTH_ do in carl?
Display a specific month (1-12).