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$ pup -h
Usage
pup [flags] [selectors] [optional display function]
Version
0.4.0
Flags
-c --color print result with color
-f --file file to read from
-h --help display this help
-i --indent number of spaces to use for indent or character
-n --number print number of elements selected
-l --limit restrict number of levels printed
-p --plain don't escape html
-s --strict ignore non-standard HTML tags
--pre preserve preformatted text
--charset specify the charset for pup to use
--version display version
Note the explanatory note for the -i option (which could be a bit clearer). If the argument to -i is not a number, pup assumes it's the character you want to use for indenting, so...
Hi, there's is a way for make the indent option use tabs (0x09) instead of spaces (0x20)?
Cheers.
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