command line arguments

These arguments are only available on the command line:

-a Once ssc has nitpicked a website, it should ask for another (intended for programmatic use).
-A List switches read, then exit.
-f file Load a configuration from a file, which should be in .INI file format; see configuration file format. This should be an absolute path.
-F Load the configuration file .ssc/config in the current directory.
-h Show a summary of switches, then exit.
-H snippet Only nitpick the given snippet of HTML.
--ontology.list List known ontologies and their versions, then exit.
-q Use a simple shell. The shell accepts the following commands:
c configure: enter a series of command line switches, one per line, then a full stop on a line by itself
C clear the current configuration
h a summary of available commands
p print the current configuration
q quit
r run using the current configuration
-V Show ssc version details, then exit.
--validation List extendable attribute types, then exit. These types accept additional values on some X/HTML attributes and CSS properties. It allows checking of a website which uses bespoke extensions.
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