The 'config' command

The Config Command is how you can configure and edit some preset values.

How do you run it?

First, install NDM. Then, run the config command:

ndm config.

The current configuration will be shown at the top.

Below that, you will see a selection of actions you can perform. You can either edit or reset something.

If you choose to reset, you will be asked if you want to reset everything or just one key.

Each time you select "Specific Keys", NDM only shows you the existing keys. From these, you can then select the one to reset or edit.

Keys

The following is a list of the keys that NDM uses and that the user can edit. The documentation also explains what each key is used for.

Server

The server key is the address to which a request will be sent when you use ndm analyze. The key automatically checks if the input is a real address and not just text, for example.

Faster Ways

If you want to work quickly in the configuration and avoid the selection process, you can use different commands.

For quickly editing keys: ndm config-set <key> <value>

To reset keys quickly, use the command: ndm config-reset <key>

To reset all keys with one command, use: ndm config-reset --all.