-c, --comment   Allows the user to comment on a post
                --val message Specifies the text to post as the comment. This enables "quite mode" where the status being commented on is not shown and the user is not prompted.
                --num number  An integer that represents the index of the post to comment on.
                --who person  The name of the friend whose wall the post to be commented on is on. Use "me" if the post to be commented on is on your own wall.
	    --plain       Indicates that the output should be minimally formatted.
-h, --help      Shows the version number and help text.
-l, --login     Prompts the user to enter credentials to log into Facebook.
                --user email  The email address (user name) to log into Facebook with.
                --pass pass   The password to log in with. It is recommended not to use this flag as the password will be visible in history as well as 'w' and 'who' (among other) commands, but it can be useful for scripting. Don't say you weren't warned.
	    --grant       Signals that F.aceBash will be silently granted permissions if requested on login.
    --logout    Logs the user out of Facebook.
-k, --like      Likes a post or comment.
                --num number  A number in the form [post index].[comment index] . If no post index is given 1, or the most recent post, is assumed. If no comment index is given (even if a period is provided) only the post index is used.
                --who person  The name of the friend whose wall the post or comment to be liked is on. Use "me" if the post or comment to be liked is on your own wall.
                --force_yes   If this argument is passed "quite mode" is enabled and the user is not asked for confirmation on the item to be liked.
	    --plain       Indicates that the output should be minimally formatted.
-n, --show_news_feed
                Shows as many items of a news feed as can be found, including comments and likes.
                --who person  The name of the friend whose wall is to be shown. Use "me" to show your own wall.
                --num range   Range is a set of numbers. Sets of numbers are comma delimited. A set can be one number, a fixed span, or an arbitrary span. A fixed span is two '-' seperated numbers where each number is the range is added to the list inclusivly. An arbitrary span is one number with a '*' either before or after it. If the '*' is before the number, then all numbers between 0 and the following number inclusively are added to the list. If the '*' is after the number, all items available after and including that number are added to the list.
	    --plain       Indicates that the output should be minimally formatted.
-s, --update_status
                Allows a user to post a status to their wall.
                --who person  The name of the friend whose wall the status should be posted on. "me" is not excepted for this command.
                --val message The content of the status to post. If this argument is given "quite mode" is enabled and the user is not prompted for a status message.
-u, --upload    Allows a user to upload a set of images to an album and/or a set of videos to their account.
                --album name  The name of the album to upload photos to. If none provided "F.aceBash" is used by default. If the specified album does not exist it is created. Videos do not get uploaded to albums so if only videos are being uploaded this argument is not needed and will just be ignored if provided.
                --val message The description to apply to the album. If a new album is created this message is passed as the description of the new album. If the album alread exists this value is ignored and the user is notified.
                --list        If this flag is set all other arguments are ignored and the only action taken is to list all available albums.
                --img files   This specifies the list of files to upload to whichever album has been specified. This list can contain any number of image files. No code is implemented client-side to check valid file types.
                --vid files   This specifies the list of files to upload to Facebook as videos. This list can contain any number of video files. No code is implemented client-side to check valid file types.
-v, --version   Displays only version and copyright information.