Usage: ffx [-c <config...>] [-e <env>] [--machine <machine>] [--stamp <stamp>] [-t <target>] [-T <timeout>] [-l <log-level>] [--isolate-dir <isolate-dir>] [-v] [subcommand...]
Fuchsia's developer tool
Options:
-c, --config override configuration values (key=value or json)
-e, --env override the path to the environment configuration file
(file path)
--machine produce output for a machine in the specified format;
available formats: "json", "json-pretty"
--stamp create a stamp file at the given path containing the exit
code
-t, --target apply operations across single or multiple targets
-T, --timeout override default proxy timeout
-l, --log-level sets the log level for ffx output (default = Debug). Other
possible values are Info, Error, Warn, and Trace. Can be
persisted via log.level config setting.
--isolate-dir turn on isolation mode using the given directory to isolate
all config and socket files into the specified directory.
This overrides the FFX_ISOLATE_DIR env variable, which can
also put ffx into this mode.
-v, --verbose logs ffx output to stdio according to log level
--help display usage information
Built-in Commands:
config View and switch default and user configurations
daemon Interact with/control the ffx daemon
schema Print out ffx schema
target Interact with a target device or emulator
version Print out ffx tool and daemon versions
net View and manage target network configuration
cts Build and run CTS tests.
debug Start a debugging session.
doctor Run common checks for the ffx tool and host environment
test Run test suite
net-test-realm Manage a running Network Test Realm
agis Agis Service
assembly Assemble images
audio Interact with the audio subsystem.
component Discover and manage components
coverage Show coverage from test outputs
driver Support driver development workflows
efi Manipulate efi partition
emu Start and manage Fuchsia emulators.
flutter Interact with Flutter components on the target.
input Config input feature
fuzz Start and manage fuzzers.
inspect Query component nodes exposed via the Inspect API.
If you
wish to see the JSON format of Inspect, you must pass
`--machine json` to the `ffx` command.
For example to see
the Inspect JSON of all components running in the system,
run:
ffx --machine json inspect show ``` log Display logs from a target device overnet Interact with the Overnet mesh package Create and publish Fuchsia packages platform Manage platform build prerequisites power Control system power features process_explorer Query processes related information product Discover and access product bundle metadata and image data. product-bundle Discover and access product bundle metadata and image data. profile Profile run-time information from various subsystems repository Inspect and manage package repositories scrutiny Audit the security of Fuchsia sdk Modify or query the installed SDKs self-test Execute the ffx self-test (e2e) suite session Control the session component. setui Modify and query settings. sl4f Manage the sl4f server trace Interact with the tracing subsystem. profiler Interact with the profiling subsystem. triage Analyze Logs and Inspect in snapshots to find problems. wlan Developer tool for manipulating WLAN state. storage Manage Fuchsia Filesystems guest Manage guest operating systems
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