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* Basic syntax:
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obi command [options] input_URI output_URI
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* A URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) is a simple way to identify the input and output of a command. For a file, it's simply the path to the file. For a view, it can be the path to the view file in the DMS:
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path_to_my_dms.obidms/VIEWS/my_view.obiview
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Or a simplified version:
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path_to_my_dms/my_view
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Any hybrid of those 2 works too.
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* View names must be unique within a DMS, in other words, views can not be overwritten.
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* All tools accept different input and output DMS.
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* If the output DMS is not given, the input DMS is used.
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* For a taxonomy, both those and their hybrids work:
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path_to_my_dms.obidms/TAXONOMY/my_taxonomy
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path_to_my_dms/taxonomy/my_taxonomy
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* `obi -h` gives a list of all the commands.
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* `obi command -h` prints the help of the command.
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* `obi --version` prints the version of the OBITools3 installed.
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* Autocompletion of commands and views is available (by pressing tab after 'obi') |
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