Configuration

Every command-line flag, every environment variable and every config.toml key the standalone application reads, with what each is for and which one wins when two of them disagree. What the app does once it is open is in Running the app.

ritmolux --help prints the flag roster and exits — that is the authority on what this binary accepts, and a test holds it in step with the scanners, so a flag that exists is a flag --help names. This page says what each flag is for, which is the part a roster line has no room for, and a test holds the page in step with the roster.

An argument no flag claims is a startup error that names it and the nearest spelling: ritmolux --ocs 127.0.0.1:9000 exits rather than starting a visualizer that publishes no telemetry.

Sections

• The flags
• Environment variables
• config.toml
• Precedence
• What the other two applications keep
• OSC addresses
• Linux
• macOS