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.. The content of this file was auto-generated by your mad uncle from Germany
using the cast2rst script and a recorded asciicast as input.
Do not edit this file!
All of DataLad's functionality is available through a single command:
`datalad`
Running the datalad command without any arguments, gives a summary
of basic options, and a list of available sub-commands.
.. code-block:: ansi-color
[1;36m~[0m % datalad
usage: datalad [-h] [-l LEVEL] [--pbs-runner {condor}] [-C PATH] [--version]
[--dbg] [--idbg] [-c KEY=VALUE]
[-f {default,json,json_pp,tailored,'<template>'}]
[--report-status {success,failure,ok,notneeded,impossible,error}]
[--report-type {dataset,file}]
[--on-failure {ignore,continue,stop}] [--cmd]
{create,install,get,publish,uninstall,drop,remove,update,create-sibling,create-sibling-github,unlock,save,search,metadata,aggregate-metadata,test,ls,clean,add-archive-content,download-url,run,rerun,addurls,export-archive,extract-metadata,export-to-figshare,no-annex,wtf,add-readme,annotate-paths,clone,create-test-dataset,diff,siblings,sshrun,subdatasets}
...
[[1;31mERROR [0m] Please specify the command
[0m[1;36m~[0m % #
More comprehensive information is available via the --help
long-option (we will truncate the output here)
.. code-block:: ansi-color
[1;36m~[0m % datalad --help | head -n20
Usage: datalad [global-opts] command [command-opts]
DataLad provides a unified data distribution with the convenience of git-annex
repositories as a backend. DataLad command line tools allow to manipulate
(obtain, create, update, publish, etc.) datasets and their collections.
*Commands for dataset operations*
create
Create a new dataset from scratch
install
Install a dataset from a (remote) source
get
Get any dataset content (files/directories/subdatasets)
publish
Publish a dataset to a known sibling
uninstall
Uninstall subdatasets
Getting information on any of the available sub commands works
in the same way -- just pass --help AFTER the sub-command (output
again truncated)
.. code-block:: ansi-color
[1;36m~[0m % datalad create --help | head -n20
Usage: datalad create [-h] [-f] [-D DESCRIPTION] [-d PATH] [--no-annex]
[--nosave] [--annex-version ANNEX_VERSION]
[--annex-backend ANNEX_BACKEND]
[--native-metadata-type LABEL] [--shared-access MODE]
[--git-opts STRING] [--annex-opts STRING]
[--annex-init-opts STRING] [--text-no-annex]
[PATH]
Create a new dataset from scratch.
This command initializes a new dataset at a given location, or the
current directory. The new dataset can optionally be registered in an
existing superdataset (the new dataset's path needs to be located
within the superdataset for that, and the superdataset needs to be given
explicitly). It is recommended to provide a brief description to label
the dataset's nature *and* location, e.g. "Michael's music on black
laptop". This helps humans to identify data locations in distributed
scenarios. By default an identifier comprised of user and machine name,
plus path will be generated.
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/ Demo was using datalad 0.9.2.dev803. \
\ Discover more at http://datalad.org /
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[1;36m~[0m % d[Kexit
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