# Command Line Tool

With `unskript-ctl.sh` (short for unSkript-control) allows you to

* List Existing RunBooks
* List All Existing Health Checks
* List All Existing Health Check per connector
* Run All Existing Health Checks
* Run All Existing Health Checks per connector
* Run an existing RunBook

Here are the Options that are supported by the CTL Command

```
unskript-ctl.sh 
usage: unskript-ctl [-h] [-lr] [-rr RUN_RUNBOOK] [-rc RUN_CHECKS] [-df DISPLAY_FAILED_CHECKS] [-lc LIST_CHECKS] [-sa SHOW_AUDIT_TRAIL]

Welcome to unSkript CLI Interface VERSION: 0.1.0

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -lr, --list-runbooks  List Available Runbooks
  -rr RUN_RUNBOOK, --run-runbook RUN_RUNBOOK
                        Run the given runbook
  -rc RUN_CHECKS, --run-checks RUN_CHECKS
                        Run all available checks [all | connector | failed]
  -df DISPLAY_FAILED_CHECKS, --display-failed-checks DISPLAY_FAILED_CHECKS
                        Display Failed Checks [all | connector]
  -lc LIST_CHECKS, --list-checks LIST_CHECKS
                        List available checks, [all | connector]
  -sa SHOW_AUDIT_TRAIL, --show-audit-trail SHOW_AUDIT_TRAIL
                        Show audit trail [all | connector | execution_id]
```


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