Reference/Command line

• Command line
  • The installed desktop program also has a small command-line interface. Run tine --help for the current command list and tine --version (or tine version) for the exact build version.
• Open Tine
  • tine open GRAPH opens a graph. The older shorthand tine GRAPH remains supported.
  • tine capture opens Quick Capture. The older tine --capture spelling remains supported, so existing desktop shortcuts keep working.
• Publish a graph
  • tine export static GRAPH writes the static HTML publication. tine export live GRAPH writes the read-only Tine app and keeps the static HTML site as its no-JavaScript and file:// fallback.
  • Publication follows the graph's existing privacy settings: only pages with public:: true are included, unless :publishing/all-pages-public? is enabled. Add --all-pages to override that selection for one export.
  • Output defaults to publish/ inside the graph. Use --output exports/site for another graph-relative directory. Tine will not overwrite an existing output unless you add --replace; replaced output is retained in Tine's recovery area.
  • A live export chooses the configured home page when it is public, then Welcome to Tine, then the first public page. Use --home "Page name" or --name "Site name" to choose explicitly.
  • Example: tine export live ~/notes --all-pages --output public-site --name "My notes"
• Check before publishing
  • tine doctor GRAPH reads and parses the graph, reports duplicate page identities or unreadable pages, and does not change the graph.
• Full reference
  • Every command and subcommand has --help, for example tine export live --help. Linux .deb and .rpm packages also install the same generated reference for man tine.