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tiaot33 5553300597 feat(linux-do): split topic content into a dedicated command (#821)
* feat(linux-do): split topic content into a dedicated command

Move the old main-post path out of linux-do topic so topic stays a summarized first-page reader while topic-content becomes the Markdown-focused entrypoint for full post bodies.

Ultraworked with [Sisyphus](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-openagent)

Co-authored-by: Sisyphus <clio-agent@sisyphuslabs.ai>

* feat(linux-do): update topic content handling to include YAML front matter

* fix(linux-do): update default output format to plain for topic-content rendering

* fix(linux-do): replace js-yaml with inline YAML serialization for topic-content

Adapters must only import node builtins, relative modules, or opencli
public APIs. Hand-roll the simple front matter serialization to remove
the third-party js-yaml dependency.

* fix(linux-do): refine YAML quoting to only escape colons followed by space

Colons in URLs (e.g. https://) are valid unquoted YAML values. Only
quote when a colon is followed by a space or appears at end of line.

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Co-authored-by: Sisyphus <clio-agent@sisyphuslabs.ai>
2026-04-06 02:59:56 +08:00

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# LINUX DO
**Mode**: 🔐 Browser · **Domain**: `linux.do`
## Commands
| Command | Description |
|---------|-------------|
| `opencli linux-do feed` | Browse topics (site-wide, by tag, or by category) |
| `opencli linux-do categories` | List all categories |
| `opencli linux-do tags` | List popular tags |
| `opencli linux-do search <query>` | Search topics |
| `opencli linux-do topic <id>` | View topic posts |
| `opencli linux-do topic-content <id>` | Read the main topic body as Markdown |
| `opencli linux-do user-topics <username>` | Topics created by a user |
| `opencli linux-do user-posts <username>` | Replies posted by a user |
## feed
Browse topic listings. Defaults to latest topics when called with no arguments.
- Supports filtering by `--tag`, `--category`, or both
- `--tag` accepts tag name, slug, or ID
- `--category` accepts category name, slug, ID, or `Parent / Child` path for sub-categories
- Use `--view` to switch between latest / hot / top
### Basic
```bash
# Latest topics (default)
opencli linux-do feed
# Hot topics
opencli linux-do feed --view hot
# Top topics — default period is weekly
opencli linux-do feed --view top
opencli linux-do feed --view top --period daily
opencli linux-do feed --view top --period monthly
# Sort by views descending
opencli linux-do feed --order views
# Sort by created time ascending
opencli linux-do feed --order created --ascending
# Limit results
opencli linux-do feed --limit 10
# JSON output
opencli linux-do feed -f json
```
### Filter by tag
```bash
# By tag name, slug, or ID — all equivalent
opencli linux-do feed --tag "ChatGPT"
opencli linux-do feed --tag chatgpt
opencli linux-do feed --tag 3
# Tag + hot view
opencli linux-do feed --tag "ChatGPT" --view hot
# Tag + top view with period
opencli linux-do feed --tag "OpenAI" --view top --period monthly
```
### Filter by category
Supports both top-level and sub-categories. Sub-categories auto-resolve their parent path.
```bash
# Top-level category — name, slug, or ID
opencli linux-do feed --category "开发调优"
opencli linux-do feed --category develop
opencli linux-do feed --category 4
# Sub-category
opencli linux-do feed --category "开发调优 / Lv1"
opencli linux-do feed --category "网盘资源"
# Category + hot / top view
opencli linux-do feed --category "开发调优" --view hot
opencli linux-do feed --category "开发调优" --view top --period weekly
```
### Category + tag
Combine `--category` and `--tag` to narrow results within a category.
```bash
opencli linux-do feed --category "开发调优" --tag "ChatGPT"
opencli linux-do feed --category "网盘资源" --tag "OpenAI"
opencli linux-do feed --category 94 --tag 4 --view top --period monthly
```
### Parameters
| Parameter | Description | Default |
|-----------|-------------|---------|
| `--view V` | `latest`, `hot`, `top` | `latest` |
| `--tag VALUE` | Tag name, slug, or ID | — |
| `--category VALUE` | Category name, slug, or ID | — |
| `--limit N` | Number of results | `20` |
| `--order O` | `default`, `created`, `activity`, `views`, `posts`, `category`, `likes`, `op_likes`, `posters` | `default` |
| `--ascending` | Sort ascending instead of descending | off |
| `--period P` | `all`, `daily`, `weekly`, `monthly`, `quarterly`, `yearly` (only with `--view top`) | `weekly` |
Output columns: `title`, `replies`, `created`, `likes`, `views`, `url`
## categories
List forum categories with optional sub-category expansion.
```bash
opencli linux-do categories
opencli linux-do categories --subcategories
opencli linux-do categories --limit 50
```
When `--subcategories` is enabled, sub-categories are rendered as `Parent / Child` so the `name` value can be copied directly into `opencli linux-do feed --category ...`.
Output columns: `name`, `slug`, `id`, `topics`, `description`
## tags
List tags sorted by usage count.
```bash
opencli linux-do tags
opencli linux-do tags --limit 50
```
Output columns: `rank`, `name`, `count`, `url`
## search
Search topics by keyword.
```bash
opencli linux-do search "NixOS"
opencli linux-do search "Docker" --limit 10
opencli linux-do search "Claude" -f json
```
Output columns: `rank`, `title`, `views`, `likes`, `replies`, `url`
## topic
View summarized first-page posts within a topic.
```bash
opencli linux-do topic 1234
opencli linux-do topic 1234 --limit 50
```
Notes:
- `content` is a plain-text summary extracted from each first-page post
- Each summary is truncated to 200 characters
- Use `opencli linux-do topic-content <id>` for the full main post body in Markdown
Output columns: `author`, `content`, `likes`, `created_at`
## topic-content
Read the main topic body as Markdown.
```bash
opencli linux-do topic-content 1234
opencli linux-do topic-content 1234 -f json
```
Notes:
- Default output prints the Markdown body directly for copy/paste or piping into LLMs
- Use `-f json` if you want a machine-readable wrapper
Output columns: `content`
## user-topics
List topics created by a user.
```bash
opencli linux-do user-topics neo
opencli linux-do user-topics neo --limit 10
```
Output columns: `rank`, `title`, `replies`, `created_at`, `likes`, `views`, `url`
## user-posts
List replies posted by a user.
```bash
opencli linux-do user-posts neo
opencli linux-do user-posts neo --limit 10
```
Output columns: `index`, `topic_user`, `topic`, `reply`, `time`, `url`
## Compatibility
The legacy commands below are still available as compatibility wrappers while `feed` becomes the canonical entrypoint:
```bash
opencli linux-do latest
opencli linux-do hot --period weekly
opencli linux-do category develop 4
```
Preferred modern forms:
```bash
opencli linux-do feed --view latest
opencli linux-do feed --view top --period weekly
opencli linux-do feed --category 4
```
## Prerequisites
- Chrome running and **logged into** linux.do
- [Browser Bridge extension](/guide/browser-bridge) installed