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Update Using pepcli authored Mar 24, 2021 by Kai van Lopik's avatar Kai van Lopik
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The `pepcli` utility must be invoked from a command line, with parameters telling it what to do. The general form of invocation is The `pepcli` utility must be invoked from a command line, with parameters telling it what to do. The general form of invocation is
``` ```
pepcli [general flags] <COMMAND> [command flags] [parameters...] pepcli [general flags] <COMMAND> [flags] [parameters...]
``` ```
The various [commands are documented](#commands) in some detail on this page. The general flags are [documented separately](#general-flags). Some commands have subcommands: The various [commands are documented](#commands) in some detail on this page. The general flags are [documented separately](#general-flags). Some commands have subcommands; some subcommands have sub-sub-commands, and so on:
``` ```
pepcli [general flags] <COMMAND> <SUBCOMMAND> [subcommand flags] [parameters...] pepcli [general flags] <COMMAND> <SUBCOMMAND> [flags] [parameters...]
pepcli [general flags] <COMMAND> <SUBCOMMAND> <SUBSUBCOMMAND> [flags] [parameters...]
``` ```
Such subcommands are documented with the commands to which they apply. The abilities and options of underlying commands are documented with the parent commands to which they apply.
## Command line help ## Command line help
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