Running

$ ./oksocial -h NAME oksocial - A curl for social apis.

SYNOPSIS oksocial [...options...] [...]

OPTIONS -A , --user-agent User-Agent to send to server

    --alias-names
        Show Alias Names

    --authorize
        Authorize API

    --cache <cacheDirectory>
        Cache directory

    --clientcert <clientCert>
        Send Client Certificate

    --connect-timeout <connectTimeout>
        Maximum time allowed for connection (seconds)

    --curl
        Show curl commands

    -d <data>, --data <data>
        HTTP POST data

    --debug
        Debug

    --dns <ipmode>
        IP Preferences (system, ipv4, ipv6, ipv4only, ipv6only)

    -e <referer>, --referer <referer>
        Referer URL

    --frames
        Log HTTP/2 frames to STDERR

    -h, --help
        Display help information

    -H <headers>, --header <headers>
        Custom header to pass to server

    -i, --include
        Include protocol headers in the output

    -k, --insecure
        Allow connections to SSL sites without certs

    -L, --location
        Follow redirects

    -o <outputDirectory>, --output <outputDirectory>
        Output file/directory

    --opensc
        Send OpenSC Client Certificate

    --protocols <protocols>
        Protocols

    --read-timeout <readTimeout>
        Maximum time allowed for reading data (seconds)

    --resolve <resolve>
        DNS Overrides (HOST:TARGET)

    --show-credentials
        Show Credentials

    --socks <socksProxy>
        Use SOCKS proxy

    --token <token>
        Use existing Token for authorization

    -V, --version
        Show version number and quit

    -X <method>, --request <method>
        Specify request command to use

    --
        This option can be used to separate command-line options from the
        list of argument, (useful when arguments might be mistaken for
        command-line options

    <urls>
        Remote resource URLs