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4545## Usage
4646
4747``` bash
48+
4849USAGE:
49- github-stats [COMMAND] [OPTIONS]
50+ gstats [COMMAND] [OPTIONS]
5051
5152COMMANDS:
52- version -v
53- Displays the current version of github-stats
54- install -
55- Installs the files and directories
56- repo -
57- Gives general information about a repository
58- -u --user < USER> The user who owns the repository
59- -r --repository < REPOSITORY> Name of the repository
60- -o --output < OUTPUT> File path to save the json
61- -d --display <> Converts the json to an easier format (will remove some data)
62- releases -
63- Gives information on github releases
64- -u --user < USER> The user who owns the repository
65- -r --repository < REPOSITORY> Name of the repository
66- -i --individual <> Downloads per release
67- -l --link <> Download links for releases (if not individual then for latest)
68- -o --output < OUTPUT> File path to save the json
69- -a --all <> All json from request
70- -d --display <> Converts the json to an easier format (will remove some data)
71- user -
72- Gives information about a github user
73- -u --user < USER> The user you want information on
74- -o --output < OUTPUT> File path to save the json
75- -d --display <> Converts the json to an easier format (will remove some data)
76- followers -
77- Lists the followers of a github user
78- -u --user < USER> The user you want information on
79- -t --total < TOTAL> Gives the follower count
80- -o --output < OUTPUT> File path to save the json
81- -d --display <> Converts the json to an easier format (will remove some data)
82- following -
83- Lists users the user is following
84- -u --user < USER> The user you want information on
85- -t --total < TOTAL> Gives the following count
86- -o --output < OUTPUT> File path to save the json
87- -d --display <> Converts the json to an easier format (will remove some data)
88- help -h
89- Helps you with the commands
53+ help - Prints help information
54+ command < COMMAND> (optional) The command you want help with
55+
56+ version - Prints version information
57+
58+ install - Installs the files and directories
59+
60+ repo - Displays general information about a repositoy
61+ user < USER> (required) The user who owns the repository
62+ repository < REPOSITORY> (required) The name of the repository
63+ -o --output < OUTPUT> File path to save the json
64+ -d --display Converts the json to an easier format (will remove some data)
65+
66+ repo - Displays general information about a repositoy
67+ user < USER> (required) The user who owns the repository
68+ repository < REPOSITORY> (required) The name of the repository
69+ -o --output < OUTPUT> File path to save the json
70+ -d --display Converts the json to an easier format (will remove some data)
71+
72+ releases - Displays informatiom about github releases
73+ user < USER> (required) The user who owns the repository
74+ repository < REPOSITORY> (required) The name of the repository
75+ -i --individual Displays downloads per release along with total downloads
76+ -l --link Displays download links for releases (if not individiual then for latest)
77+ -o --output < OUTPUT> File path to save the json
78+ -a --all Saves all the json from the request insteaad of a cleaned up version
79+ -d --display Converts the json to an easier format (will remove some data)
80+
81+ user - Displays information about a github user
82+ user < USER> (required) The user who owns the repository
83+ -o --output < OUTPUT> File path to save the json
84+ -d --display Converts the json to an easier format (will remove some data)
85+
86+ followers - Displays the followers of a github user
87+ user < USER> (required) The user who owns the repository
88+ -t --toal Displays the total follower count
89+ -o --output < OUTPUT> File path to save the json
90+ -d --display Converts the json to an easier format (will remove some data)
91+
92+ following - Displays the users a github user is following
93+ user < USER> (required) The user who owns the repository
94+ -t --toal Displays the total follower count
95+ -o --output < OUTPUT> File path to save the json
96+ -d --display Converts the json to an easier format (will remove some data)
9097```
9198
9299## Contributing
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