Nochetopgn command line options
This page describes nochetopgn command line options.
Help
Use --help
to show command line options help.
$ nochetopgn --help nochetopgn 3.0.0 Author: Petr Bilek USAGE: nochetopgn [-h|--help] [-o|--owner] [-d|--debug] [--pgn |--json |--json-full|--jtree|--jtree-full|--counter] --help - show this help --owner - show owner information --pgn - output as PGN file --json - output every game as one json; games are separated by "\t \t\n" --json-full - output all games as one json --jtree - as json, but moves are in a tree structure --jtree-full - as json-full, but moves are in a tree structure --counter - output number of games
pgn
Use --pgn
to convert standard input in PGN format to PGN format.
This is used for testing validity of input PGN.
json
Use --json
to convert standard input in PGN format to JSON format,
where every game is printed as separate JSON object. These are separated
by "\t \t\n" (where \t is a tabulator and \n is a new line).
json-full
Use --json-full
to output all games in one JSON object.
jtree3.0.0
Use --jtree
to convert standard input in PGN format to JSON format,
where every game is printed as separate JSON object. These are separated
by "\t \t\n" (where \t is a tabulator and \n is a new line).
This format is the same as the output of printjson command in nocheto.
jtree-full3.0.0
Use --jtree-full
to output all games with
the same format as with -jtree
, but in one JSON object.
counter
Use --counter
to count games in PGN file.
The output should look like this:
1 res = 0; c = 1
res
should be always 0 (unless an error occures). The number
on first line and after c are the same - it is the count of games.
Owner
Use --owner
to print owners credentials.