Gallery: Help
-help makes arara list all the available options with brief explanations about their function. In this case, arara has also been invoked with L -qn so the messages use the Broad Norfolk localisation:
$ arara -L qn -help
arara
arara 4.0
Copyright (c) 2012, Paulo Roberto Massa Cereda
Orl them rights are reserved, ole partner
usage: arara [file [--dry-run] [--log] [--verbose] [--timeout N]
[--max-loops N] [--language L] | --help | --version]
-h,--help wuh, cor blast me, my bewty, but that'll tell
me to dew jist what I'm dewun rite now
-L,--language <code> that'll tell me what language to mardle in
-l,--log that'll make a log file wi' orl my know dew
suffin go wrong
-m,--max-loops <number> wuh, yew dunt want me to run on forever, dew
you, so use this to say when you want me to
stop
-n,--dry-run that'll look like I'm dewun suffin, but I ent
-t,--timeout <number> wuh, yew dunt want them system commands to run
on forever dew suffin' go wrong, dew you, so
use this to set the execution timeout (thass in
milliseconds)
-v,--verbose thass dew you want ter system commands to hav'
a mardle wi'yew an'orl
-V,--version dew yew use this dew you want my know abowt
this version
(The first line is the command line prompt.)