Git:

Flag	Long option	Name	Optional (Default)
-g	--git	Github Request/Oauth Token	N/A
-u	--username	Username	No
-r	--repo	Path to repo txt file	No
-b	--branch	Branch	No
-d	--directory	Directory to download to	Yes (Temp dir)*
	--subdirectory	Subdirectory of repo to download	Yes
	--files	Specific files to download	Yes
	--timestamp	ISO 8601 compliant timestamp in format YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ	Yes (Current time)

*OS specific, operation could fail, would then require declared directory

If executing a Git request without an Oauth token include the -g flag but add a space in quotes at the end:

-g “ “

Can combine subdirectory and path to list of files params, file path get concatenated to the end of subdirectory param. For example if wanting to pull test.txt from: https://github.com/[username]/[repo]/tree/[branch]/dir1/dir2/dir3/test.txt the correct param would be -subdirectory dir1/dir2 and -files linking to a file with the line dir3/test.txt. Using -subdirectory dir1/dir2 _and _dir1/dir2/dir3/test.txt would result in the API looking for your file at https://github.com/[username]/[repo]/tree/[branch]/dir1/dir2/dir1/dir2/dir3/test.txt

MOSS:

Flag	Long option	Name	Optional (Default)
-m	--moss	Moss Request/ID	N/A
-l	--language	Language of files	No
-d	--directory	Directory of student files	No unless preceded by Git request
	--basefiles	Directory of basefiles	Yes

Codequiry:

Flag	Long option	Name	Optional (Default)
-c	--codequiry	Codequiry Request/API	N/A
-l	--language	Language of files	No
-d	--directory	Directory of student files	No unless preceded by Git request
	--name	Name of request	Yes

For Codequiry ensure that the directory passed corresponds to the immediate parent of all student files/directories. It will treat every subfolder and file as its own student. If you have a folder with 10 student folders and a readme.md it will treat it as having 11 students, with one named “readme”.

The Directory flag is identical for Git, MOSS and Codequiry. It’s inclusion will set the directory for all the operations. Git will download to a temporary directory which MOSS and Codequiry operations will access.

Likewise the language flag is identical for MOSS and Codequiry it’s inclusion will set the language for both operations.

Examples of valid commands include:

-g “ ” -u synewmark-resources -r "C:\Users\ahome\OneDrive\Desktop\Students.txt" --subdirectory StudentCode -b main -c codequiry_api_key -l java

--codequiry Codequiry API key -l java --directory "C:\Users\ahome\OneDrive\Desktop\StudentFiles"

--moss MOSS API key --language java --directory "C:\Users\ahome\OneDrive\Desktop\StudentFiles\