Overview#
The command line is split into the separate commands (Context Commands)
and command contexts (Context-free Commands).
Contexts group multiple commands related to a specific topic, e.g.
project operations, data source operations etc. Almost all the commands
operate on projects, so the project context and commands without a context
are mostly the same. By default, commands look for a project in the current
directory. If the project you’re working on is located somewhere else, you
can pass the -p/--project <path> argument to the command.
Note
Note: command behavior is subject to change, so this text might be outdated, always check the ``–help`` output of the specific command
Note
Note: command parameters must be passed prior to the positional arguments.
Datumaro functionality is available with the datum command.
Usage:
datum [-h] [--version] [--loglevel LOGLEVEL] [command] [command args]
Parameters:
--loglevel(string) - Logging level, one ofdebug,info,warning,error,critical(default:info)--version- Print the version number and exit.-h, --help- Print the help message and exit.