mu_script - show the available mu scripts, and/or run them.

       Dirk-Jan C. Binnema <djcb@djcbsoftware.nl>

       Please report bugs if you find them: https://github.com/djcb/mu/issues

muscript is the mu command to list available mu scripts.  The scripts are to be implemented in the Guile
       programming  language,  and  therefore only work if your mu is built with support for Guile. In addition,
       many scripts require you to have gnuplot installed.

       Without any parameters, muscript lists the available scripts.  If  you  provide  a  pattern  (a  regular
       expression),  only  the scripts whose name or one-line description match this pattern are listed. See the
       examples below.

       mu ships with a number of scripts.

       List all available scripts (one-line descriptions):
         $ mu script

       List all available scripts matching month (long descriptions):
         $ mu script -v month

       Run the msgs-per-month script for messages matching 'hello', and pass it the --textonly parameter:
         $ mu msgs-per-month --query=hello --textonly

       You can  make  your  own  Scheme  scripts  accessible  through  muscript  by  putting  them  in  either
       <XDG_DATA_HOME>/mu/scripts (e.g., ~/.local/share/mu/scripts) or, if muhome is specified, in

       It is a good idea to document the scripts by using some special comments in the source code:
       ;; INFO: this is my script -- one-line description
       ;; INFO: (longer description)
       ;; INFO: --option1=<foo> (describe option1)
       ;; INFO: etc.

       mu_script - show the available mu scripts, and/or run them.

--verbose,-v
              when listing the available scripts, show the long descriptions.

              -- all options on the right side of the -- are passed to the script.

muscript returns 0 when all went well, and returns some non-zero error code when this is not the case.

mu(1), guile(1)

User Manuals                                      October 2021                                      MU-SCRIPT(1)

muscript[options][<pattern>]mu<script-name>[<script-options>]