pw-dump

linux

Dump PipeWire's current state as JSON, including the information on nodes, devices, modules, ports, and other objects. See also: `pw-mon`.

Options (4)

-m, --monitorboolean

Dump the current state monitoring changes, printing it again

Example: pw-dump {{[-m|--monitor]}}

-r, --remoteboolean

Dump the current state of a remote instance to a file

Example: pw-dump {{[-r|--remote]}} {{remote_name}} > {{path/to/dump_file.json}}

-C, --colorboolean

Set a color configuration

Example: pw-dump {{[-C|--color]}} {{never|always|auto}}

-h, --helpboolean

Display help

Example: pw-dump {{[-h|--help]}}

Print a JSON representation of the default PipeWire instance's current state

pw-dump

Print a JSON representation of an object

pw-dump object_id

Dump the current state monitoring changes, printing it again

pw-dump [-m|--monitor]

Dump the current state of a remote instance to a file

pw-dump [-r|--remote] remote_name > path/to/dump_file.json

Set a color configuration

pw-dump [-C|--color] never|always|auto

Display help

pw-dump [-h|--help]