Config Command

Generates a config.json template file with all available configuration options.

Usage

writechoice config [options]

Options

Option	Description	Default
--force	Overwrite existing config.json	false
--quiet	Suppress terminal output	false

How It Works

Creates a config.json file in your current working directory with all available configuration options, placeholder values for required fields, and default values for optional fields.

Examples

# Create config.json in current directory
writechoice config

# Overwrite existing config.json
writechoice config --force

# Create config.json without terminal output
writechoice config --quiet

Generated Template

The generated config.json includes a section for every command that supports configuration — links, parse, pages, imageCheck, katex, every fix subcommand, find.redirects, nav.folders/nav.root, readme.*, docusaurus, metadata, and the full scrape pipeline — each pre-filled with that command's actual defaults.

For the exact, always-current shape, see config.example.jsonc in the repo root (every key is commented) or the Configuration File reference.

Next Steps

1. Edit config.json and set your source and target URLs.
2. Run any command without arguments — they'll use the config values automatically.

See the Configuration File reference for all available options and their descriptions.

Error Handling

File already exists:

✗ Error: config.json already exists in the current directory.
Use --force to overwrite the existing file:
  writechoice config --force