@@ -21,25 +21,23 @@ This command requires the following parameters:
| file-index | f | True | path to file index json file |
| activity-index | a | True | path to activity index json file |
| chunks | c | True | path to chunks json file |
| nb-video-per-chunk | n | False | number of videos in the chunk |
| nb-videos-per-chunk | n | True | number of videos in the chunk |
| video-location | v | True | path to directory containing video files |
| system-cache-dir | s | True | path to system cache directory |
| config-file | C | False | path to config file |
| output-file | o | True | path to merge chunks command result|
| chunk_result | r | True | path to chunks json file after merge chunks execution |
## Usage
Generic command:
```
```bash
actev exec-f <path to file.json> -a <path to activity.json> -c <path to chunks.json >-n <number of videos per chunk> -v <path to videos directory> -s <path to system cache directory> -C <path to config file.json> -o <path to output.json> -r <path to chunks result>
:warning: if your password or token starts with *-* as in this example: `-9r45ijFo0`, you should write `--password=-9r45ijFo0` instead of `-p -9r45ijFo0`. Otherwise, the value will be interpreted as an argument to parse.
:warning: if your password or token starts with *-* as in this example: `-9r45ijFo0`, you should write `--password=-9r45ijFo0` instead of `-p -9r45ijFo0`. Otherwise, the value will be interpreted as an argument to parse.