CLI `config`
Subcommands
Section titled “Subcommands”| Command | Purpose | Important options / arguments |
|---|---|---|
hike config init | Create a commented default configuration file. | --force overwrites after creating a backup. |
hike config show | Display the current configuration. | `—format yaml |
hike config get | Read a single configuration property. | <property-path> |
hike config set | Set a configuration property. | <property-path> <value> |
hike config unset | Unset a configuration property. | <property-path> |
hike config validate | Validate the active configuration file. | No extra options. |
hike config path | Print the effective configuration file path. | No extra options. |
Typical workflows
Section titled “Typical workflows”hike config inithike config show --format yamlhike config get themehike config set binding_set mnemonichike config validateWhen to use config
Section titled “When to use config”Use hike config when you want persistent defaults for:
- startup behavior
- local browser mode and discovery rules
- UI/layout preferences
- keybinding sets and one-off key overrides
For the detailed setting reference, move on to Configuration Overview.