Help Command

Help prints out the following details of the command:

• Description
• Name and description of Arguments
• Name, description, and aliases for Options
• Syntax for usage

The two modes of using the help command are: cd --help and help cd. The cd --help mode is used to display a detailed description of the command. For example, the following is the output of the command, cd --help:

DESCRIPTION

        tea:cd

                Changes the context to the given path

SYNTAX
        tea:cd [path]

ARGUMENTS

        path
                Target path to which to change the context to.

The help cd mode is used to display a detailed description along with some examples of usage. For example, the following is the output of the command, help cd:

 NAME
        tea:cd

                Changes the context to the given path

SYNTAX
        tea:cd [path]

ARGUMENTS
        path
                Target path to which to change the context to.


DESCRIPTION
                Change Directory - change the current working directory
                to a specific Folder.
                If directory is not given, the current working directory
                is not changed.

SAMPLES
                1. Do cd command in TEA server without argument:

                    admin@localhost:/>cd
                    admin@localhost:/>
                    admin@localhost:/>pwd
                    /
                2. Do cd command in TEA server with optional argument [path] to change to another path:

                    admin@localhost:/>cd TEA
                    admin@localhost:/TEA>
                    admin@localhost:/TEA>pwd/TEA
                    /
                3. Do cd command in TEA server to move up one path:

                    admin@localhost:/TEA>cd ..
                    admin@localhost:/>
                    admin@localhost:/>pwd
                    /