How to find out all filters and their parameters

Software G'MIC
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As my pc finally died I’m using gmic cli on an Android phone - it’s slow but results so far have been good. What I am missing though is a way to find out filter parameters, before I could just use the GIMP gmic log or ‘copy filter comnand’ button in the gui, now no way of doing so. So could somebody tell me how I could do something similar, maybe it’s a case of going onto GitHub and trawling through the .gmic files etc… or could there be a better way? Thanks everyone!

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How?

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Using Termux terminal I did ‘pkg install gmic’

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If it’s working you can try :
gmic parse_cli ,subject
then :
gmic h filter_name ?

Or look at the list of commands here?

(But most GUI filters won’t be there)

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Thanks, that’s a good start, but I would need perhaps a list of all the available filters, so I know what I’m searching for!
That would probably be more than adequate. :grinning:

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There is also parse_gui but it lists the filters using their GUI names, not their commandline name (two different things), like this :

  [#254] Degradations/CRT Phosphors
  [#255] Degradations/CRT Scanlines
  [#256] Degradations/CRT Sub-Pixels
  [#258] Degradations/Flip & Rotate Blocks
  [#259] Degradations/Fragment Blur
  [#260] Degradations/Huffman Glitches
  [#264] Degradations/Noise [Additive]

There is also G’MIC online

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That’s certainly a great help though, thanks a lot :+1:

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The parse_gui command has some parameters but i don’t know how to use them :

https://gmic.eu/reference/parse_gui.html#top

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Lurking around i found this for 3.3.5 :

https://gmic.eu/update335.json

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