Action Examples - acli help using help parameter

     ***     Welcome to the Atlassian CLI     ***
     - General Documentation:    https://bobswift.atlassian.net/wiki/ACLI
     - Action Reference:         https://appfire.atlassian.net/wiki/x/IxKcAw
     - Getting Help and Support: https://appfire.atlassian.net/wiki/x/QxGcAw

To get started, specify an action like getClientInfo or getServerInfo or getProjectList or ...
Optionally, specify a client or a site defined in your configuration file './acli.properties' (not available)

Clients: jira, jiracloud, confluence, confluencecloud, bitbucket, bitbucketcloud, bamboo, slack, trello, ...

Here are some simple examples to try
- Please run from a terminal window that is at least 100 characters wide
- This assumes running from the installation directory using the default start scripts like acli or ./acli.sh
- Cloud sites used below have anonymous access, so no authentication is required

  acli --action getClientInfo

  acli bobswift --action getServerInfo --outputFormat 2

  acli --server https://examplegear.atlassian.net -a getProjectList

  acli -s https://examplegear.atlassian.net -a getSpaceList --columns 1,2,url --outputType table

  acli -a getRepositoryList --owner gint_org --columns 2,4,Website --outputType table

  acli jira --help

  acli jira -a getProjectList --help

  acli jira --server <your server> --user <your user> --password <your password> -a getProjectList

  acli -s https://<your site>.atlassian.net -u <your email> -t <your token> -a getProjectList
    -- Get an Atlassian Cloud token: https://confluence.atlassian.com/cloud/api-tokens-938839638.html

Here we add a simple configuration to the default configuration file and try it
  echo mysite = -s https://<your site>.atlassian.net -u <your email> -t <your token> >> ./acli.properties
  acli mysite -a getProjectList