noket tui opens a terminal interface for the same work the commands do: listing upstreams, testing
them, and starting or stopping the connector.
noket tuiThe command needs an interactive terminal. Run it directly in your terminal rather than through a script or a pipe.
Keys
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
a |
Add an upstream |
e |
Edit the selected upstream |
t |
Test the selected upstream |
d |
Remove the selected upstream |
u |
Start the connector |
x |
Stop the connector |
r |
Refresh |
enter |
Open details for the selected upstream |
q, ctrl+c |
Quit |
esc |
Close the open popup or form |
Forms and the model picker
The add and edit forms are the same ones the commands use. After you enter a base URL, the form probes the server and opens a model picker:
spacetoggles the highlighted model./starts filtering; type to narrow the list.upanddownmove between entries.enterconfirms the selection.esccancels and returns to the form.
Upstream changes are written to config.toml as soon as you confirm them. They do not need a restart
of the connector; it picks the file up on its next heartbeat.
When to use the TUI
The TUI is a convenience for interactive use. Anything it does has a command equivalent, which is what you want in scripts, remote sessions, and documentation:
| TUI action | Command |
|---|---|
| Add | noket upstream add |
| Edit | noket upstream edit <name> |
| Test | noket upstream test <name> |
| Remove | noket upstream remove <name> |
| Start | noket up |
| Stop | noket down |