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Between this file and the API API list, you have all the existing documentation for dbdeployer. Should you need additional formats, though, dbdeployer is able to generate them on-the-fly. Tou will need the docs-enabled binaries: in the distribution list, you will find:

• dbdeployer-1.66.0-docs.linux.tar.gz
• dbdeployer-1.66.0-docs.osx.tar.gz
• dbdeployer-1.66.0.linux.tar.gz
• dbdeployer-1.66.0.osx.tar.gz

The executables containing -docs in their name have the same capabilities of the regular ones, but in addition they can run the hidden command tree, with alias docs.

This is the command used to help generating the API documentation.

$ dbdeployer-docs tree -h
This command is only used to create API documentation. 
You can, however, use it to show the command structure at a glance.
Usage:
  dbdeployer tree [flags]
Aliases:
  tree, docs
Flags:
      --api               Writes API template
      --bash-completion   creates bash-completion file
  -h, --help              help for tree
      --man-pages         Writes man pages
      --markdown-pages    Writes Markdown docs
      --rst-pages         Writes Restructured Text docs
      --show-hidden       Shows also hidden commands

In addition to the API template, the tree command can produce:

• man pages;
• Markdown documentation;
• Restructured Text pages;
• Command line completion script (see next section).