Usage: cpanel [OPTIONS] COMMAND...

A command line interface for the cPanel Unrestricted API.

OPTIONS
    -h, --help                  print this help and exit
    -V, --version               print version information and exit
    -H HOST, --hostname=HOST    cPanel server hostname
    -U USER, --username=USER    username on cPanel server
    -T UTOKEN, --utoken=UTOKEN  UAPI token associated to USER

AUTHENTICATION
You can pass the HOST, USER and UTOKEN credentials directly as options, as
shown above, or, better yet, write a .cpanelrc file on your $HOME
directory. See the Authentication section in the User’s Guide at:
https://cpanel-cli.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html#authentication

COMMAND is a sequence of two or more keywords describing a task; the general
form of the command keyword list is:

    \033[1mcpanel VERB MODULE TARGET [ARGUMENTS...]\033[0m

EXAMPLES
    \033[1;34mcpanel list features\033[00m
    \033[1;34mcpanel list mail accounts\033[00m
    \033[1;34mcpanel get mail filter scott@example.com spamkiller\033[00m

Notice the keywords follow the natural English sentence order, i.e.,
‘list features’, ‘get mail filter’, etc.

Output from most commands is JSON-formatted, except for commands that set or change
remote state.

Use ‘cpanel help modules’ for more information about implemented modules.

For a complete User’s Guide go to: https://cpanel-cli.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

DEVELOPMENT
    Visit the project page at: https://github.com/layfellow/cpanel-cli/

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Usage: cpanel help MODULE

\033[1mMODULES\033[0m

The currently implemented modules and functions are:

features
quota
usage
stats
accounts
subaccounts
backup
cache
locale
styles
themes
directory
dns
mail

Use ‘cpanel help MODULE’ to learn more about the functions implemented
for MODULE; for example, ‘cpanel help mail’ to print detailed help on all
the functions implemented for the ‘mail’ module.

For a complete User’s Guide go to: https://cpanel-cli.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

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