Provided by: dunst_1.11.0-1_amd64 

NAME
dunstctl - Command line control utility for dunst, a customizable and lightweight notification-daemon
SYNOPSIS
dunstctl COMMAND [PARAMETER]
COMMANDS
action notification_position
Performs the default action or, if not available, opens the context menu of the notification at the
given position (starting count at the top, first notification being 0).
close
Close the topmost notification currently being displayed.
close-all
Close all notifications currently being displayed
context
Open the context menu, presenting all available actions and urls for the currently open
notifications.
count [displayed/history/waiting]
Returns the number of displayed, shown and waiting notifications. If no argument is provided,
everything will be printed.
history
Exports the history as JSON.
history-clear
Deletes all notifications from the history.
history-pop [ID]
Redisplay the notification that was most recently closed. This can be called multiple times to show
older notifications, up to the history limit configured in dunst. You can optionally pass an ID to
history-pop, in which case the notification with the given ID will be shown.
history-rm ID
Removes the notification with the given ID from the history.
is-paused
Check if dunst is currently running or paused. If dunst is paused notifications will be kept but not
shown until it is unpaused.
set-paused true/false/toggle
Set the paused status of dunst. If false, dunst is running normally, if true, dunst is paused (with
maximum pause level of 100). See the is-paused command and the dunst man page for more information.
get-pause-level
Get current dunst's pause level, where 0 is not paused and 100 is maximally paused.
This can be combined with notification's override_pause_level to selectively display specific
notifications while paused.
set-pause-level [level]
Set the pause level, where 0 is not paused and 100 is maximally paused.
This can be combined with notification's override_pause_level to selectively display specific
notifications while paused.
rule rule_name enable/disable/toggle
Enables, disables or toggles the rule identified by its name. This can be used to temporarily
activate or deactivate specific rules.
debug
Tries to contact dunst and checks for common faults between dunstctl and dunst. Useful if something
isn't working.
help
Show all available commands with a brief description.
1.11.0 (2024-04-15) 2024-04-30 dunstctl(1)