API reference

Open tmux endpoints and execute explicit command values.

Create and observe sessions, or act on a session's registered stable ID.

Create physical windows in a session and act through their registered IDs.

Act on a physical window's observed membership in a particular session.

Create, observe and rearrange panes using registered physical IDs.

Store builtin hook commands and run them in an explicit observed context.

Read and change explicit tmux option tables through registered references.

Register and remove bindings in explicit server key tables.

Load, inspect and paste tmux byte buffers through an explicit endpoint.

Look up source-derived native command declarations and feature minimums.

Parse the output of tmux -V without invoking tmux.

Build tmux commands and bounded sequences without performing I/O.

Own a command independently of an individual wait.

Run synchronous work and cleanup while preserving both outcomes.

Own an explicit persistent tmux control attachment.

Construct portable conditions and prepare them against captured values.

Decode bounded JSON using OTP's json parser and binary object keys.

Prepare a trusted local predicate once for a captured snapshot.

Build and execute explicit queries over the tmux graph.

Validate schema-defined observations and normalize scalar values.

Filter ordered captured rows without tmux I/O.

Observe a Linux process incarnation using its PID, boot ID and start ticks.

Validated native domain records. Constructors perform no tmux I/O.

Read an immutable captured graph without performing tmux I/O.

Explain library exceptions through Erlang's native error formatter.