CLI usage

How to use in browsers

Option 1: Try it out here

On this page, open the browser console (for Chrome, press Ctrl+Shift+J (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Opt+J (Mac)).
Run console.log(lawtext.run.help) in the browser console.

Option 2: Try in other places

Copy the URL of lawtext.js.
Open the browser console (for Chrome, press Ctrl+Shift+J (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Opt+J (Mac)).
Run await import("...") (replace ... with the copied URL of lawtext.js) in the browser console.
Run console.log(lawtext.run.help) in the browser console.

How to use in Node.js

Prerequisites: Node.js (opens in a new tab)

Option 1: Run the prebuilt bundle

Download the prebuilt bundle from here: lawtext_cli.js
Run node lawtext_cli.js --help

Option 2: Run using `npx` globally

Run npx lawtext --help

Option 3: Run as a package

Run the following command in your working directory (or just an empty directory).
```
npm install lawtext
```
Run npx lawtext --help

Option 4: Run independently

Clone or download the Lawtext repository (opens in a new tab), move to the core directory, and run npm install.
Run npm run lawtext -- --help (note that you need -- before the lawtext options.)

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