unlink

Remove symlinks and move dotfiles from settings directory to their original directories.

Interactive mode to select label(s) is available only if gum is installed in the system.

Usage

syndot unlink ([-i | --interactive] | [[-l | --label] <LABEL>...] | [[-p | --path] <PATH>...]) [[-m | --mapfile] <MAP_FILE>] [-n | --no-confirm] [[-s | --start] <PATH_START>]

Options

• -h, --help - Show the help message and exit.

• -i, --interactive - Select label(s) to unlink the associated path(s) in interactive mode using gum, if it is installed in the system. At least a label must be selected. Not allowed together with [-l | --label] or [-p | --path] options.

  Added in version 2.1.

• -l, --label <LABEL> [<LABEL>...] - Label(s) to unlink the associated path(s). At least a <LABEL> must be provided. Not allowed together with [-i | --interactive] or [-p | --path] options.

  Added in version 2.0.

• -m, --mapfile <MAP_FILE> - Path to the map file. If not provided search for a map.ini file in the current directory, so not required if current directory is the settings directory.

• -n, --no-confirm - Do not ask for confirmation.

  Added in version 2.1.

• -p, --path <PATH> [<PATH>...] - Dotfile path(s) to unlink. At least a <PATH> must be provided. Not allowed together with [-i | --interactive] or [-l | --label] options.

  Added in version 2.0.

• -s, --start <PATH_START> - Filter target based on path starting with <PATH_START>.

  Added in version 2.0.