bionic (1) plasmoidviewer.1.gz

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NAME

       plasmoidviewer - Run Plasma widgets in their own window

SYNOPSIS

       plasmoidviewer [-v, --version] [-c, --containmentname] [-a, --appletname] [-f, --formfactorname] [-l,
                      --locationname] [-x, --xPositionxPosition] [-y, --yPositionyPosition] [-s,
                      --sizewidthXheight] [-p, --pixmapcachesize] [-t, --themename] [-h, --help] [args]

DESCRIPTION

       plasmoidviewer is a graphical tool allowing developers to test Plasma applets.

       Only installed applets will be found.  kbuildsycoca5 may need to be run for newly-installed applets to be
       found.

OPTIONS

       -v, --version
           Displays version information.

       -c, --containment name
           The name of the containment plugin.

       -a, --applet name
           The name of the applet plugin.

       -f, --formfactor name
           The formfactor to use (horizontal, vertical, mediacenter, planar or application).

       -l, --location name
           The location constraint to start the Containment with (floating, desktop, fullscreen, topedge,
           bottomedge, leftedge, rightedge).

       -x, --xPosition xPosition
           Set the x position of the plasmoidviewer on the Plasma desktop.

       -y, --yPosition yPosition
           Set the y position of the plasmoidviewer on the Plasma desktop.

       -s, --size widthXheight
           Set the window size of the plasmoidview.

       -p, --pixmapcache size
           The size in KB to set the pixmap cache to.

       -t, --theme name
           The name of the theme which the shell will use.

       -h, --help
           Displays this help.

       args
           Data that should be passed to the applet as 'externalData' event.

SEE ALSO

       More detailed user documentation is available from help:/plasma-desktop (either enter this URL into
       Konqueror, or run khelpcenter help:/plasma-desktop).

AUTHORS

       plasmoidviewer was written by Aaron Seigo <aseigo@kde.org>.