<Arguments>

  --help

    Display usage and version information about this application.

  --run

    Attempt to mount and run the database file system as
    configured. This is blocking and is optimized to run via
    systemd but can still run without systemd if desired.

  --blk-size <numeric-value-in-bytes>

    Use this option along --run if initializing the filesystem
    for the first time. this parameter will adjust the block
    size of the file system. The smaller the blk_size, the
    greater the compression effect will take hold; however,
    with that comes higher overhead because more hash values
    will need to be calculated per file and more blocks per
    file read will need to be fetched. This is ignored if a
    filesystem already exist in the database, it will instead
    use the blk_size value already stored in the database.
    If not given, a default value of 16777216 is used.

  --config <path-to-json-file>

    Use this option to point to a json formatted file to
    configure the application's behavior upon mounting the
    database file system. If not present, it will use the
    default config file location.

  --config-help

    Display details about the json config file and the
    various elements it uses to change application behavior.

  --list-db-drvs

    List all QT based database drivers the application
    currently supports. Any value returned by this command
    line argument can then be used in "db_drv" inside of the
    config file to pick which type of database you desire to
    use.

  --list-datasets

    List all datasets (forks and snapshots) currently in the
    database.

  --fork <--src name> <--dst name>

    This creates a new fork of the given dataset in <src>
    with the new name given in <dst>. A fork is basically a
    copy of the <src> dataset that is re-writable.

  --snapshot <--src name> <--dst name>

    This creates a new snapshot of the given dataset in
    <src> with the new name given in <dst>. A snapshot is
    basically a copy of the <src> dataset that is read-only

  --rm-dataset <name>

    This removes the given dataset name from the database.
    The origin dataset 'root' cannot be removed.