sonos config

sonoscli keeps a small JSON file with local defaults — typical example: a default room name so you don't have to pass --name every time.

sonos config get  [key]
sonos config set  <key> <value>
sonos config unset <key>
sonos config path

#Where it lives

sonos config path
# → ~/.config/sonoscli/config.json   (Linux)
# → ~/Library/Application Support/sonoscli/config.json   (macOS)
# → %AppData%\sonoscli\config.json   (Windows)

#Reading

sonos config get                      # everything
sonos config get default_room         # one key
sonos config get --format json

#Writing

sonos config set default_room "Kitchen"
sonos config set default_timeout 10s
sonos config unset default_room

#Notes

• The file is intentionally small — please go through sonos config to write it; the schema is allowed to evolve.
• Sensitive items (e.g. SMAPI tokens) are stored separately from this file.