Provided by: kitty_0.37.0-1_amd64 bug

Name

       kitten-query-terminal - Query the terminal for various capabilities

Usage

       kitten query-terminal [options] [query1 query2 ...]

Description

       Query the terminal this kitten is run in for various capabilities. This sends escape codes
       to the terminal and based on its response prints out data  about  supported  capabilities.
       Note  that  this  is  a  blocking  operation, since it has to wait for a response from the
       terminal. You can control the maximum wait time via the --wait-for option.

       The output is lines of the form::

           query: data

       If a particular query is unsupported by the running kitty version, the data will be blank.

       Note that when calling this from another program, be very careful not to perform  any  I/O
       on the terminal device until this kitten exits.

       Available queries are:

       name:
         Terminal name (e.g. xterm-kitty)

       version:
         Terminal version (e.g. 0.37.0)

       allow_hyperlinks:
         The  config option allow_hyperlinks in kitty.conf for allowing hyperlinks can be yes, no
       or ask

       font_family:
         The current font's PostScript name

       bold_font:
         The current bold font's PostScript name

       italic_font:
         The current italic font's PostScript name

       bold_italic_font:
         The current bold-italic font's PostScript name

       font_size:
         The current font size in pts

       dpi_x:
         The current DPI on the x-axis

       dpi_y:
         The current DPI on the y-axis

       foreground:
         The current foreground color as a 24-bit # color code

       background:
         The current background color as a 24-bit # color code

       background_opacity:
         The current background opacity as a number between 0 and 1

       clipboard_control:
         The config option clipboard_control in kitty.conf for allowing reads/writes to/from  the
       clipboard

Options

       --wait-for [=10]
              The  amount  of  time  (in seconds) to wait for a response from the terminal, after
              querying it.

       --help, -h
              Show help for this command