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opencpn-cmd README

This is a temporary file used under development of opencpn-cmd. It will be replaced by a manual page. Please don't link to it.

opencpn-cmd provides basic commandline access to some OpenCPN functions. At the time of writing it is mostly about plugins: list, install, remove, update, etc.

The basic command for getting help is opencpn-cmd --help which should give a clue to what's possible.

Debian/Ubuntu

opencpn-cmd is available direct after build in the build directory and could be run directly:

$ cd build
$ cmake ...
$ make ...
$ ./opencpn-cmd --help

After sudo make install it is globally available. The plan is to incorporate opencpn-cmd in upcoming .deb packages.

Flatpak

Make a local Flatpak build as described in https://opencpn-manuals.github.io/main/opencpn-dev/linux.html#_flatpak This will also make a local installation.

opencpn-cmd needs to run in the Flatpak sandbox. Do:

$ flatpak run --command=bash --devel org.opencpn.OpenCPN
📦 $ opencpn-cmd --help

MacOS

After a local build followed by sudo make install opencpn-cmd is available in /usr/local/bin/ Run using:

$ /usr/local/bin/OpenCPN.app/Contents/MacOS/opencpn-cmd --help

The installer installs it under Applications. Run using:

$ /Applications/OpenCPN.app/Contents/MacOS/opencpn-cmd --help

Windows

The NSIS installer installs opencpn-cmd in the installation directory. In a standard install do:

> cd "\Program Files (x86)\OpenCPN"
> opencpn-cmd --help