// Jest Snapshot v1, https://goo.gl/fbAQLP exports[`write-homepage no categories should write an empty readme.md file using the home template 1`] = ` "--- metaTitle: \\"macOS defaults\\" meta: - property: \\"og:title\\" content: \\"A list of macOS defaults commands with demos ✨\\" - name: \\"description\\" content: \\"You've already copied \`defaults write\` commands. Sometimes you don't know what they do and are not sure they still work. This list of macOS defaults commands is here to help.\\" - property: \\"og:description\\" content: \\"You've already copied \`defaults write\` commands. Sometimes you don't know what they do and are not sure they still work. This list of macOS defaults commands is here to help.\\" - property: \\"twitter:card\\" content: \\"summary_large_image\\" - property: \\"twitter:image\\" content: \\"https://macos-defaults.netlify.app/media-2x1.webp\\" - property: \\"og:image\\" content: \\"https://macos-defaults.netlify.app/media-2x1.jpg\\" --- # macOS \`defaults\` list Uncomplete list of macOS \`defaults\` commands with demos ✨ ## 🙋 What's a \`defaults\` command?

macOS applications and other programs use the defaults system to record user preferences and other information to be maintained when the application isn't running (font for new documents, or the position of an Info panel). Much of this information is accessible through an application's Preferences panel but sometimes they're hidden.

User defaults belong to domains, which typically correspond to individual applications. Applications, system services, and other programs have their own domains, they also share a domain named NSGlobalDomain. If a default isn't specified in the application's domain, it may be specified in NSGlobalDomain.

Each domain has a dictionary of keys and values representing its defaults; e.g. \\"Default Font\\" = \\"Helvetica\\". Keys are strings, values can be complex data structures comprising arrays, dictionaries, strings, and binary data. They're stored as XML Property List.

The defaults command line interface is a way to interact with these values.

**Source: [Real-World-Systems](http://www.real-world-systems.com/docs/defaults.1.html)** ### Command line interface basics #### Print the help \`\`\`bash defaults help \`\`\` #### List all domains \`\`\`bash defaults domains \`\`\` #### List all entries containing *word* \`\`\`bash defaults find \${word} \`\`\` #### Show the type for the given *domain*, *key* \`\`\`bash defaults read-type \${domain} \${key} \`\`\` #### Rename *old_key* to *new_key* \`\`\`bash defaults rename \${domain} \${old_key} \${new_key} \`\`\` ## 💻 List of commands ## 🤔 How do I add a command? Please update [this file](https://github.com/yannbertrand/macos-defaults/blob/main/defaults.yml) that I use to [build multiple websites](https://github.com/yannbertrand/macos-defaults/#readme) like this one. ## ❤️ I like this website, how can I build the same? Thank you! I built it using [VuePress](https://vuepress.vuejs.org/). Take a look at [my report](https://github.com/yannbertrand/macos-defaults/tree/main/build/vuepress#readme) if you want to use it. \\"Deploys " `; exports[`write-homepage one category, no page should write a readme.md file using the home template 1`] = ` "--- metaTitle: \\"macOS defaults\\" meta: - property: \\"og:title\\" content: \\"A list of macOS defaults commands with demos ✨\\" - name: \\"description\\" content: \\"You've already copied \`defaults write\` commands. Sometimes you don't know what they do and are not sure they still work. This list of macOS defaults commands is here to help.\\" - property: \\"og:description\\" content: \\"You've already copied \`defaults write\` commands. Sometimes you don't know what they do and are not sure they still work. This list of macOS defaults commands is here to help.\\" - property: \\"twitter:card\\" content: \\"summary_large_image\\" - property: \\"twitter:image\\" content: \\"https://macos-defaults.netlify.app/media-2x1.webp\\" - property: \\"og:image\\" content: \\"https://macos-defaults.netlify.app/media-2x1.jpg\\" --- # macOS \`defaults\` list Uncomplete list of macOS \`defaults\` commands with demos ✨ ## 🙋 What's a \`defaults\` command?

macOS applications and other programs use the defaults system to record user preferences and other information to be maintained when the application isn't running (font for new documents, or the position of an Info panel). Much of this information is accessible through an application's Preferences panel but sometimes they're hidden.

User defaults belong to domains, which typically correspond to individual applications. Applications, system services, and other programs have their own domains, they also share a domain named NSGlobalDomain. If a default isn't specified in the application's domain, it may be specified in NSGlobalDomain.

Each domain has a dictionary of keys and values representing its defaults; e.g. \\"Default Font\\" = \\"Helvetica\\". Keys are strings, values can be complex data structures comprising arrays, dictionaries, strings, and binary data. They're stored as XML Property List.

The defaults command line interface is a way to interact with these values.

**Source: [Real-World-Systems](http://www.real-world-systems.com/docs/defaults.1.html)** ### Command line interface basics #### Print the help \`\`\`bash defaults help \`\`\` #### List all domains \`\`\`bash defaults domains \`\`\` #### List all entries containing *word* \`\`\`bash defaults find \${word} \`\`\` #### Show the type for the given *domain*, *key* \`\`\`bash defaults read-type \${domain} \${key} \`\`\` #### Rename *old_key* to *new_key* \`\`\`bash defaults rename \${domain} \${old_key} \${new_key} \`\`\` ## 💻 List of commands ### Category ## 🤔 How do I add a command? Please update [this file](https://github.com/yannbertrand/macos-defaults/blob/main/defaults.yml) that I use to [build multiple websites](https://github.com/yannbertrand/macos-defaults/#readme) like this one. ## ❤️ I like this website, how can I build the same? Thank you! I built it using [VuePress](https://vuepress.vuejs.org/). Take a look at [my report](https://github.com/yannbertrand/macos-defaults/tree/main/build/vuepress#readme) if you want to use it. \\"Deploys " `; exports[`write-homepage one category, one page should write a readme.md file using the home template 1`] = ` "--- metaTitle: \\"macOS defaults\\" meta: - property: \\"og:title\\" content: \\"A list of macOS defaults commands with demos ✨\\" - name: \\"description\\" content: \\"You've already copied \`defaults write\` commands. Sometimes you don't know what they do and are not sure they still work. This list of macOS defaults commands is here to help.\\" - property: \\"og:description\\" content: \\"You've already copied \`defaults write\` commands. Sometimes you don't know what they do and are not sure they still work. This list of macOS defaults commands is here to help.\\" - property: \\"twitter:card\\" content: \\"summary_large_image\\" - property: \\"twitter:image\\" content: \\"https://macos-defaults.netlify.app/media-2x1.webp\\" - property: \\"og:image\\" content: \\"https://macos-defaults.netlify.app/media-2x1.jpg\\" --- # macOS \`defaults\` list Uncomplete list of macOS \`defaults\` commands with demos ✨ ## 🙋 What's a \`defaults\` command?

macOS applications and other programs use the defaults system to record user preferences and other information to be maintained when the application isn't running (font for new documents, or the position of an Info panel). Much of this information is accessible through an application's Preferences panel but sometimes they're hidden.

User defaults belong to domains, which typically correspond to individual applications. Applications, system services, and other programs have their own domains, they also share a domain named NSGlobalDomain. If a default isn't specified in the application's domain, it may be specified in NSGlobalDomain.

Each domain has a dictionary of keys and values representing its defaults; e.g. \\"Default Font\\" = \\"Helvetica\\". Keys are strings, values can be complex data structures comprising arrays, dictionaries, strings, and binary data. They're stored as XML Property List.

The defaults command line interface is a way to interact with these values.

**Source: [Real-World-Systems](http://www.real-world-systems.com/docs/defaults.1.html)** ### Command line interface basics #### Print the help \`\`\`bash defaults help \`\`\` #### List all domains \`\`\`bash defaults domains \`\`\` #### List all entries containing *word* \`\`\`bash defaults find \${word} \`\`\` #### Show the type for the given *domain*, *key* \`\`\`bash defaults read-type \${domain} \${key} \`\`\` #### Rename *old_key* to *new_key* \`\`\`bash defaults rename \${domain} \${old_key} \${new_key} \`\`\` ## 💻 List of commands ### Category - [Page](./category/page.html) ## 🤔 How do I add a command? Please update [this file](https://github.com/yannbertrand/macos-defaults/blob/main/defaults.yml) that I use to [build multiple websites](https://github.com/yannbertrand/macos-defaults/#readme) like this one. ## ❤️ I like this website, how can I build the same? Thank you! I built it using [VuePress](https://vuepress.vuejs.org/). Take a look at [my report](https://github.com/yannbertrand/macos-defaults/tree/main/build/vuepress#readme) if you want to use it. \\"Deploys " `; exports[`write-homepage one category, two pages should write a readme.md file using the home template 1`] = ` "--- metaTitle: \\"macOS defaults\\" meta: - property: \\"og:title\\" content: \\"A list of macOS defaults commands with demos ✨\\" - name: \\"description\\" content: \\"You've already copied \`defaults write\` commands. Sometimes you don't know what they do and are not sure they still work. This list of macOS defaults commands is here to help.\\" - property: \\"og:description\\" content: \\"You've already copied \`defaults write\` commands. Sometimes you don't know what they do and are not sure they still work. This list of macOS defaults commands is here to help.\\" - property: \\"twitter:card\\" content: \\"summary_large_image\\" - property: \\"twitter:image\\" content: \\"https://macos-defaults.netlify.app/media-2x1.webp\\" - property: \\"og:image\\" content: \\"https://macos-defaults.netlify.app/media-2x1.jpg\\" --- # macOS \`defaults\` list Uncomplete list of macOS \`defaults\` commands with demos ✨ ## 🙋 What's a \`defaults\` command?

macOS applications and other programs use the defaults system to record user preferences and other information to be maintained when the application isn't running (font for new documents, or the position of an Info panel). Much of this information is accessible through an application's Preferences panel but sometimes they're hidden.

User defaults belong to domains, which typically correspond to individual applications. Applications, system services, and other programs have their own domains, they also share a domain named NSGlobalDomain. If a default isn't specified in the application's domain, it may be specified in NSGlobalDomain.

Each domain has a dictionary of keys and values representing its defaults; e.g. \\"Default Font\\" = \\"Helvetica\\". Keys are strings, values can be complex data structures comprising arrays, dictionaries, strings, and binary data. They're stored as XML Property List.

The defaults command line interface is a way to interact with these values.

**Source: [Real-World-Systems](http://www.real-world-systems.com/docs/defaults.1.html)** ### Command line interface basics #### Print the help \`\`\`bash defaults help \`\`\` #### List all domains \`\`\`bash defaults domains \`\`\` #### List all entries containing *word* \`\`\`bash defaults find \${word} \`\`\` #### Show the type for the given *domain*, *key* \`\`\`bash defaults read-type \${domain} \${key} \`\`\` #### Rename *old_key* to *new_key* \`\`\`bash defaults rename \${domain} \${old_key} \${new_key} \`\`\` ## 💻 List of commands ### Category - [Page 1](./category/page1.html) - [Page 2](./category/page2.html) ## 🤔 How do I add a command? Please update [this file](https://github.com/yannbertrand/macos-defaults/blob/main/defaults.yml) that I use to [build multiple websites](https://github.com/yannbertrand/macos-defaults/#readme) like this one. ## ❤️ I like this website, how can I build the same? Thank you! I built it using [VuePress](https://vuepress.vuejs.org/). Take a look at [my report](https://github.com/yannbertrand/macos-defaults/tree/main/build/vuepress#readme) if you want to use it. \\"Deploys " `; exports[`write-homepage two categories, one page in each should write a readme.md file using the home template 1`] = ` "--- metaTitle: \\"macOS defaults\\" meta: - property: \\"og:title\\" content: \\"A list of macOS defaults commands with demos ✨\\" - name: \\"description\\" content: \\"You've already copied \`defaults write\` commands. Sometimes you don't know what they do and are not sure they still work. This list of macOS defaults commands is here to help.\\" - property: \\"og:description\\" content: \\"You've already copied \`defaults write\` commands. Sometimes you don't know what they do and are not sure they still work. This list of macOS defaults commands is here to help.\\" - property: \\"twitter:card\\" content: \\"summary_large_image\\" - property: \\"twitter:image\\" content: \\"https://macos-defaults.netlify.app/media-2x1.webp\\" - property: \\"og:image\\" content: \\"https://macos-defaults.netlify.app/media-2x1.jpg\\" --- # macOS \`defaults\` list Uncomplete list of macOS \`defaults\` commands with demos ✨ ## 🙋 What's a \`defaults\` command?

macOS applications and other programs use the defaults system to record user preferences and other information to be maintained when the application isn't running (font for new documents, or the position of an Info panel). Much of this information is accessible through an application's Preferences panel but sometimes they're hidden.

User defaults belong to domains, which typically correspond to individual applications. Applications, system services, and other programs have their own domains, they also share a domain named NSGlobalDomain. If a default isn't specified in the application's domain, it may be specified in NSGlobalDomain.

Each domain has a dictionary of keys and values representing its defaults; e.g. \\"Default Font\\" = \\"Helvetica\\". Keys are strings, values can be complex data structures comprising arrays, dictionaries, strings, and binary data. They're stored as XML Property List.

The defaults command line interface is a way to interact with these values.

**Source: [Real-World-Systems](http://www.real-world-systems.com/docs/defaults.1.html)** ### Command line interface basics #### Print the help \`\`\`bash defaults help \`\`\` #### List all domains \`\`\`bash defaults domains \`\`\` #### List all entries containing *word* \`\`\`bash defaults find \${word} \`\`\` #### Show the type for the given *domain*, *key* \`\`\`bash defaults read-type \${domain} \${key} \`\`\` #### Rename *old_key* to *new_key* \`\`\`bash defaults rename \${domain} \${old_key} \${new_key} \`\`\` ## 💻 List of commands ### Category 1 - [Page](./category1/page.html) ### Category 2 - [Page](./category2/page.html) ## 🤔 How do I add a command? Please update [this file](https://github.com/yannbertrand/macos-defaults/blob/main/defaults.yml) that I use to [build multiple websites](https://github.com/yannbertrand/macos-defaults/#readme) like this one. ## ❤️ I like this website, how can I build the same? Thank you! I built it using [VuePress](https://vuepress.vuejs.org/). Take a look at [my report](https://github.com/yannbertrand/macos-defaults/tree/main/build/vuepress#readme) if you want to use it. \\"Deploys " `;