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xAH_run.py --help

usage: xAH_run.py --files ... file [file ...]
                  --config path/to/file.json
                  [options]
                  driver [driver options]

Spin up an analysis instantly!

optional:
  -h [subsection], --help [subsection]
                              show this help message and exit. You can also
                              pass in the name of a subsection. (default:
                              None)
  --submitDir <directory>     Output directory to store the output. (default:
                              submitDir)
  --nevents <n>               Number of events to process for all datasets. (0
                              = no limit) (default: 0)
  --skip <n>                  Number of events to skip at start for all
                              datasets. (0 = no limit) (default: 0)
  -f, --force                 Overwrite previous directory if it exists.
                              (default: False)
  --version                   01-00-00-59-ga6497a3
  --mode {class, branch, athena}
                              run using class access mode, branch access mode,
                              or athena access mode (default: class)
  --treeName TREENAME         Tree Name to run on (default: CollectionTree)
  --isMC                      Running MC (default: False)
  --isAFII                    Running on AFII (default: False)
  --extraOptions [param=val]  Pass in extra options straight into the python
                              config file. These can be accessed by using
                              argparse: `parser.parse_args(shlex.split(args.ex
                              tra_options))`. (default: )
  --inputList                 If enabled, will read in a text file containing
                              a list of paths/filenames. (default: False)
  --inputTag INPUTTAG         A wildcarded name of input files to run on.
                              (default: )
  --inputRucio                If enabled, will search using Rucio. Can be
                              combined with `--inputList`. (default: False)
  --inputEOS                  If enabled, will search using EOS. Can be
                              combined with `--inputList and inputTag`.
                              (default: False)
  --inputSH                   If enabled, will assume the input file is a
                              directory of ROOT files of saved SH instances to
                              use. Call SH::SampleHandler::load() on it.
                              (default: False)
  --scanXRD                   If enabled, will search the xrootd server for
                              the given pattern (default: False)
  -l LOG_LEVEL, --log-level LOG_LEVEL
                              Logging level. See
                              https://docs.python.org/3/howto/logging.html for
                              more info. (default: info)
  --stats                     If enabled, will variable usage statistics.
                              (default: False)

required named arguments:
  --files file [file ...]     input file(s) to read. This gives all the input
                              files for the script to use. Depending on the
                              other options specified, these could be rucio
                              sample names, local paths, or text files
                              containing a list of filenames/paths. (default:
                              None)
  --config                    configuration for the algorithms. This tells the
                              script which algorithms to load, configure, run,
                              and in which order. Without it, it becomes a
                              headless chicken. (default: None)

drivers:
  specify where to run jobs

  {direct,prooflite,prun,condor,lsf,slurm,local}
    direct                    Run your jobs locally.
    prooflite                 Run your jobs using ProofLite
    prun                      Run your jobs on the grid using prun. Use prun
                              --help for descriptions of the options.
    condor                    Flock your jobs to condor
    lsf                       Flock your jobs to lsf
    slurm                     Flock your jobs to SLURM
    local                     Run using the LocalDriver