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knightli@knightli-py32:~$ pyocd pack -h
usage: pyocd pack [-h] [-v] [-q] [-L LOGGERS=LEVEL] [--color [{always,auto,never}]] [-c] [-u] [-s] [-f GLOB] [-i GLOB] [-n] [-H] ...
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
logging:
-v, --verbose Increase logging level. Can be specified multiple times.
-q, --quiet Decrease logging level. Can be specified multiple times.
-L LOGGERS=LEVEL, --log-level LOGGERS=LEVEL
Set log level of loggers whose name matches any of the comma-separated list of glob-style patterns. Log level must be one of (critical, error, warning, info, debug). Can be
specified multiple times. Example: -L*.trace,pyocd.core.*=debug
--color [{always,auto,never}]
Control color logging. Default is auto.
subcommands:
clean Delete the pack index and all installed packs.
find Report pack(s) in the index containing matching device part numbers.
install Download and install pack(s) containing matching device part numbers.
show Show the list of installed packs.
update Update the pack index.
pack operations:
-c, --clean (Deprecated; use clean subcommand.) Erase all stored pack information.
-u, --update (Deprecated; use update subcommand.) Update the pack index.
-s, --show (Deprecated; use show subcommand.) Show the list of installed packs.
-f GLOB, --find GLOB (Deprecated; use find subcommand.) Report pack(s) in the index containing matching device part numbers.
-i GLOB, --install GLOB
(Deprecated; use install subcommand.) Download and install pack(s) containing matching device part numbers.
pack options:
-n, --no-download Just list the pack(s) that would be downloaded, don't actually download anything.
-H, --no-header Don't print a table header.
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