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Making README shorter #124
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passing the `--verbose` (or `-v`) flag to get more information about what the CLI is | ||
doing. We also support stacking verbosity up to three levels for debug logs: `-vv` and `-vvv`. | ||
If you are getting started with the tool we recommend enabling informational logs by | ||
passing the `--verbose` (or `-v`). | ||
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## Common examples |
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Not too sure if the common example should be included in the README.md
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i think it is a natural flow for new users after getting set up which is nice. Ideally we'd send them to the docs that'll be more comprehensive after that. In short, I think it'd be nice to keep for now, then possibly link out to docs and shorten or remove in future. WDYT?
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The `--toolbox` flag makes sure the invite has an alias as Toolbox, sets auto accept to true and sets the toolbox as admin for the invite. | ||
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### Create an invitation for the toolbox |
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Same for this
I'm going to go ahead and merge this for now @blu3beri @anagoessens happy to take follow up requests for changes if you feel strongly about it! |
Preview: https://github.com/animo/aries-cli/tree/Making-README-shorter