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Command Line Frontend for VKS-Java Command Line Frontend for VKS-Java
## Building
To build the CLI app, use `gradle build`. An archive containing an executable can then be found in `vks-java-cli/build/distributions/`.
Extract it and navigate to the `bin` subdirectory, where you can find `vks-java-cli`/`vks-java-cli.bat` executables.
## Usage Examples
```shell ```shell
Usage: vkscli [COMMAND] Usage: vkscli [COMMAND]
Commands: Commands:
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request-verification Request verification for unverified user-ids request-verification Request verification for unverified user-ids
``` ```
## Usage Examples By default, the CLI application uses `https://keys.openpgp.org` as key server.
By default, the CLI application uses `https://keys.openpgp.org` as key server.
To use another VKS, use the option `--key-server https://your.key.server` in any command. To use another VKS, use the option `--key-server https://your.key.server` in any command.
To retrieve a key from a Verifying Key Server, use the `get` subcommand: To retrieve a key from a Verifying Key Server, use the `get` subcommand: