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.TH RIVER 1 2020-06-04 github.com/ifreund/river "General Commands Manual"
.SH NAME
river \- dynamic tiling Wayland compositor
.SH SYNOPSIS
.BR river " [" -c
.IR shell_command ]
.SH DESCRIPTION
.B river
is a dynamic tiling Wayland compositor inspired by dwm and bspwm
based on wlroots and written in Zig.
.SH OPTIONS
.TP
.BI -c " shell_command"
Run a shell command or give the path to a script
that will be run before river gets started.
This is where you define keymaps using
.BR riverctl (1)
and autostart programs.
Make sure the script is executable.
.SH CONFIGURATION
View border width, gap sizes, and programs which should float are configured in
.IR Config.zig .
Make your changes and recompile.
.PP
Experimental XWayland support can be enabled on compile-time with the
.I -Dxwayland=true
flag.
Keyboard layout and other XKB options can be set in
.IR Keyboard.zig .
.SH SEE ALSO
.BR riverctl "(1), " bspwm "(1), " dwm (1)

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RIVER(1) "github.com/ifreund/river" "General Commands Manual"
# NAME
river - dynamic tiling Wayland compositor
# SYNOPSIS
*river* [*-c* _shell_command_]
# DESCRIPTION
*river* is a dynamic tiling Wayland compositor inspired by dwm and
bspwm based on wlroots and written in Zig.
# OPTIONS
*-c* _shell_command_
Run a shell command or give the path to a script that will be run
before river gets started. This is where you define keymaps using
*riverctl*(1) and autostart programs. Make sure the script is
executable.
# CONFIGURATION
View border width, gap sizes, and programs which should float are
configured in _Config.zig_. Make your changes and recompile.
Experimental XWayland support can be enabled on compile-time with the
_-Dxwayland=true_ flag.
Keyboard layout and other XKB options can be set in _Keyboard.zig_.
# SEE ALSO
*riverctl*(1), *bspwm*(1), *dwm*(1)

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.TH RIVERCTL 1 2020-06-03 github.com/ifreund/river "General Commands Manual"
.SH NAME
riverctl \- command-line interface for controlling river
.SH SYNOPSIS
.BR riverctl " " close | declare-mode | enter-mode | exit | focus-output | focus-view | layout | map | mod-master-count | mod-master-factor | send-to-output | set-focused-tags | set-view-tags | spawn | toggle-float | toggle-focused-tags | toggle-view-tags | zoom
.RI [ "command specific arguments" ]
.SH DESCRIPTION
.B riverctl
is a command-line interface inspired by bspc from bspwm used to control and configure river.
.SH COMMANDS
.SS ACTIONS
.TP
.B close
Close the focused view.
.TP
.B exit
Exit the compositor, terminating the Wayland session.
.TP
.B focus-output \c
.BR next | previous
Focus next or previous output.
.TP
.B focus-view \c
.BR next | previous
Focus next or previous view in the stack.
.TP
.B layout \c
.BR top-master | right-master | bottom-master | left-master | full
Change the view layout.
.TP
.BI mod-master-count " integer"
Increase or decrease the number of master views.
.I integer
can be positive or negative.
.TP
.BI mod-master-factor " float"
Make the master area bigger or smaller.
.I float
is a positive or negative floating point number (such as 0.05)
where 1 corresponds to the whole screen.
.TP
.B send-to-output \c
.BR next | previous
Send the focused view to the next or the previous output.
.TP
.BI spawn " shell_command"
Run
.I shell_command
using
.IR "/bin/sh -c" .
Put single quotes around
.I shell_command
if you do not want special characters to get interpreted by your shell
before the command gets passed to
.IR /bin/sh .
.TP
.B toggle-float
If the focused view is floating, make it tiled.
If it is tiled, make it floating.
.TP
.B zoom
Bump the focused view to the top of the layout stack to make it the new master.
.SS ACTIONS ON TAGS
Tags are like workspaces but more flexible:
You can assign views to multiple tags and look at multiple tags at once.
A
.I tagmask
is used to represent which tags are visible.
The following commands take a
.I tagmask
in base 10 as argument but
.I tagmasks
are best understood in binary:
000000001 means that the first tag is visible;
111111111 means that tag 1 through 9 are visible.
.TP
.BI set-focused-tags " tagmask"
Show the tags specified with
.IR tagmask .
.TP
.BI set-view-tags " tagmask"
Assign focused view to tags specified with
.IR tagmask .
.TP
.BI toggle-focused-tags " tagmask"
Toggle visibility of tags specified with
.IR tagmask .
.TP
.BI toggle-view-tags " tagmask"
Toggle tags of focused view as specified with
.IR tagmask .
.SS CONFIGURATION COMMANDS
.TP
.BI declare-mode " name"
Create a new mode called
.I name
for use in mappings.
.TP
.BI enter-mode " name"
Switch to given mode if it exits.
.TP
.B map \c
.I mode modifiers key command
.I mode
is either
.B normal
(the default mode) or a mode created with
.BR declare-mode .
.I modifiers
is a list of one or more of the following modifiers separated with a plus sign:
.IP \(bu
Shift
.IP \(bu
Lock (Caps lock)
.IP \(bu
Control (Ctrl)
.IP \(bu
Mod (Alt)
.IP \(bu
Mod2
.IP \(bu
Mod3
.IP \(bu
Mod4 (Super, Logo, Windows)
.IP \(bu
Mod5
.I key
is an XKB key name. See
.I /usr/include/xkbcommon/xkbcommon-keysyms.h
for a list of special key names.
.I command
can be any of the above commands.
A mapping without modifiers can be created by passing an empty string as the
modifiers argument.
.TP
.B set-option \c
.I option value
Set
.I option
to a specified
.IR value .
List of valid options:
.IP \(bu
border_width (non-negative integer)
.IP \(bu
border_color_focused (RGB/RGBA hex code)
.IP \(bu
border_color_unfocused (RGB/RGBA hex code)
.IP \(bu
outer_padding (non-negative integer)
.IP \(bu
view_padding (non-negative integer)
.SH EXAMPLES
Bind bemenu-run to Super+P:
.RS 4
riverctl map normal Mod4 P spawn bemenu-run
.RE
See
.I contrib/config.sh
for some basic keybindings.
.SH SEE ALSO
.BR river "(1), " bspc (1)

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RIVERCTL(1) "github.com/ifreund/river" "General Commands Manual"
# NAME
riverctl - command-line interface for controlling river
# SYNOPSIS
*riverctl* *close*|*declare-mode*|*enter-mode*|*exit*|*focus-output*|
*focus-view*|*layout*|*map*|*mod-master-count*|*mod-master-factor*|
*send-to-output*|*set-focused-tags*|*set-view-tags*|*spawn*|*toggle-float*|
*toggle-focused-tags*|*toggle-view-tags*|*zoom* [_command specific arguments_]
# DESCRIPTION
*riverctl* is a command-line interface inspired by bspc from bspwm
used to control and configure river.
# COMMANDS
## ACTIONS
*close*
Close the focused view.
*exit*
Exit the compositor, terminating the Wayland session.
*focus-output* *next*|*previous*
Focus next or previous output.
*focus-view* *next*|*previous*
Focus next or previous view in the stack.
*layout* *top-master*|*right-master*|*bottom-master*|*left-master*|*full*
Change the view layout.
*mod-master-count* _integer_
Increase or decrease the number of master views. _integer_ can be
positive or negative.
*mod-master-factor* _float_
Make the master area bigger or smaller. _float_ is a positive or
negative floating point number (such as 0.05) where 1 corresponds to
the whole screen.
*send-to-output* *next*|*previous*
Send the focused view to the next or the previous output.
*spawn* _shell_command_
Run _shell_command_ using _/bin/sh -c_. Put single quotes around
_shell_command_ if you do not want special characters to get
interpreted by your shell before the command gets passed to _/bin/sh_.
*toggle-float*
If the focused view is floating, make it tiled. If it is tiled, make
it floating.
*zoom*
Bump the focused view to the top of the layout stack to make it the
new master.
## ACTIONS ON TAGS
Tags are like workspaces but more flexible: You can assign views to
multiple tags and look at multiple tags at once. A _tagmask_ is used
to represent which tags are visible. The following commands take a
_tagmask_ in base 10 as argument but _tagmasks_ are best understood in
binary: 000000001 means that the first tag is visible; 111111111 means
that tag 1 through 9 are visible.
*set-focused-tags* _tagmask_
Show the tags specified with _tagmask_.
*set-view-tags* _tagmask_
Assign focused view to tags specified with _tagmask_.
*toggle-focused-tags* _tagmask_
Toggle visibility of tags specified with _tagmask_.
*toggle-view-tags* _tagmask_
Toggle tags of focused view as specified with _tagmask_.
## CONFIGURATION COMMANDS
*declare-mode* _name_
Create a new mode called _name_ for use in mappings.
*enter-mode* _name_
Switch to given mode if it exits.
*map* _mode_ _modifiers_ _key_ _command_
_mode_ is either *normal* (the default mode) or a mode created with
*declare-mode*. _modifiers_ is a list of one or more of the following
modifiers separated with a plus sign:
- Shift
- Lock (Caps lock)
- Control (Ctrl)
- Mod (Alt)
- Mod2
- Mod3
- Mod4 (Super, Logo, Windows)
- Mod5
_key_ is an XKB key name. See _/usr/include/xkbcommon/xkbcommon-keysyms.h_
for a list of special key names. _command_ can be any of the above commands.
A mapping without modifiers can be created by passing an empty string as
the modifiers argument.
*set-option* _option_ _value_
Set _option_ to a specified _value_. List of valid options:
- *border_width* _non-negative_integer_
- *border_color_focused* _RGB/RGBA_hex_code_
- *border_color_unfocused* _RGB/RGBA_hex_code_
- *outer_padding* _non-negative_integer_
- *view_padding* _non-negative_integer_
# EXAMPLES
Bind bemenu-run to Super+P:
riverctl map normal Mod4 P spawn bemenu-run
See _contrib/config.sh_ for some basic keybindings.
# SEE ALSO
*river*(1), *bspc*(1)