Added options (-howtouse and -credits), updated way to start app, and found fix to random options error (ex: -B) #32
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In this PR, the CLI was updated so that it supports the following options:
-howtouse
: Explains how to use tool (To use this, run the following command:./streetwhisperapp -howtouse
(if with generated exe) orpython streetwhisperapp -howtouse
(if directly interacting with the script))-credits
: Credits section (To use this, run the following command:./streetwhisperapp -credits
(if with generated exe) orpython streetwhisperapp -credits
(if directly interacting with the script))--help
: Shows all the options available (To use this, run the following command:./streetwhisperapp --help
(if with generated exe) orpython streetwhisperapp --help
(if directly interacting with the script))This will be added soon into #21 but in order to start the app, you no longer need to use the start command and instead just use the command
./streetwhisperapp
(if running the generated exe) orpython streetwhisperapp
(if running the script).If you are generating an executable file, to stop error messages from showing up during the translation/transcription process like "No such option: -B", etc., see #29.