Commands

`clipx`

Start the daemon in the foreground. Useful for debugging — you'll see all sync events in real time.

clipx

Add a peer to sync with. You need to run this on both machines pointing at each other.

clipx pair 192.168.0.6

Remove a peer.

clipx unpair 192.168.0.6

List all paired peers and their current status.

clipx peers
# peers (2):
#   ● online  192.168.0.5
#   ○ offline 192.168.0.6

Install clipx as a LaunchAgent and add a firewall exception. This makes clipx start automatically at login.

clipx install

May ask for your sudo password to configure the firewall.

Remove the LaunchAgent. clipx will no longer start at login.

clipx uninstall

Show whether the daemon is running, config path, peers, and recent log entries.

clipx status

Self-update to the latest release via go install, then restart the LaunchAgent if installed.

clipx update

If you installed via Homebrew, use brew upgrade clipx instead.

Print the current version.

clipx version
# clipx v0.6.0