RustyWind 0.14.0
Praveen Perera <[email protected]>

USAGE:
    Run rustywind with a path to get a list of files that will be changed
      rustywind . --dry-run

    If you want to reorganize all classes in place, and change the files run with the `--write` flag
      rustywind --write .

    To print only the file names that would be changed run with the `--check-formatted` flag
      rustywind --check-formatted .

    If you want to run it on your STDIN, you can do:
      echo "<FILE CONTENTS>" | rustywind --stdin

    rustywind [FLAGS] <PATH>

ARGS:
    <PATH>...    A file or directory to run on

OPTIONS:
   --allow-duplicates
       When set, RustyWind will not delete duplicated classes

   --check-formatted
       Checks if the files are already formatted, exits with 1 if not formatted

   --config-file <CONFIG_FILE>
       When set, RustyWind will use the config file to derive configurations. The config file
       current only supports json with one property sortOrder,e.g. { "sortOrder": ["class1",
       ...] }

   --custom-regex <CUSTOM_REGEX>
       Uses a custom regex instead of default one

   --dry-run
       Prints out the new file content with the sorted classes to the terminal

    -h, --help
       Print help information

   --ignored-files <IGNORED_FILES>
       When set, RustyWind will ignore this list of files

   --stdin
       Uses stdin instead of a file or folder

    -V, --version
       Print version information

   --write
            Changes the files in place with the reorganized classes