Usage
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Data Storage
If for some reason you need to clear the data generated by mika-shell, it’s helpful to know the following:
$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/mika-shellis the directory where configuration files and frontend files are stored. Or you might be more familiar with this path:$HOME/.config/mika-shell$XDG_DATA_HOME/webkitgtk/is the directory where Webview data is stored. Website-generated data such as cache, cookies, and localStorage will be saved here. Or more commonly:$HOME/.local/share/webkitgtk/$XDG_CACHE_HOME/webkitgtk/is the directory where Webview cache is stored. Cache files will be saved here. Or more commonly:$HOME/.cache/webkitgtk/mika-shell also creates files like
/tmp/mika-shell-xxxx.sockin the/tmpdirectory for IPC.
$HOME/.local/share/webkitgtk/ and $HOME/.local/share/webkitgtk/ may be changed in the future to a more recognizable directory,
for example: $HOME/.local/share/mika-shell/
Run
You can execute mika-shell -h to get more command-line help.
Start mika-shell with the following command:
mika-shell daemonIf the configuration directory does not exist, running mika-shell daemon will automatically create the default configuration files.
If everything is working correctly, you should see a simple bar appear at the top of the screen.
Click the Debug button on the left side of the bar to view more examples, and right-click to open the web debugging tools.
The initial configuration is mainly intended for development, testing, and exploring features, and is not suitable for daily use. In the next chapter, I will introduce how to create your own configuration from scratch.