gmni(1)                     General Commands Manual                    gmni(1)

NAME
       gmni - Gemini client

SYNPOSIS
       gmni [-46lLiIN] [-j mode] [-E path] [-d input] [-D path] gemini://...

DESCRIPTION
       gmni executes a gemini request and, if successful, prints the response
       body to stdout.

       If an error is returned, information is printed to stderr and the
       process exits with a non-zero exit status equal to the response status.
       If a response is returned which is neither successful or an error, the
       response status and meta text are printed to stderr.

       If the server requests user input, a prompt is shown and a second
       request is performed with the user's input supplied to the server.

OPTIONS
       -4
           Force the connection to use IPv4.

       -6
           Force the connection to use IPv6.

       -d input
           If the server requests user input, a second request is performed
           with the given input string as the user input.

       -D path
           If the server requests user input, path is opened and read, and a
           second request is performed with the contents of path as the user
           input.

       -E path:key
           Sets the path to the client certificate and private key file to
           use, both PEM encoded.

       -l
           For text/* responses, gmni normally adds a line feed if stdout is a
           TTY and the response body does not include one. This flag
           suppresses this behavior.

       -L
           Follow redirects.

       -j mode
           Sets the TOFU (trust on first use) configuration, which controls if
           the client shall trust new certificates. mode can be one of always,
           once, or fail.

       -i
           Print the response status and meta text to stdout.

       -I
           Print the response status and meta text to stdout, and suppress the
           printing of the response body to stdout.

       -N
           Suppress the input prompt if the server requests an input, and
           instead print a diagnostic message and exit with a zero
           (successful) status code.

       -o path
           Write output to path. If path ends with a '/', the basename of the
           URL will be appended. If path is the empty string, "./" will be
           presumed.

                                  2023-05-29                           gmni(1)