Usage: Keka [options] --cli [binary] [binary specific options ...]

Run Keka as a command-line interface process.

You should run Keka with the --cli option followed by the binary to use.
Any other Keka option should go before the --cli argument.
Example: Keka --ignore-file-access --cli tar -cf file.tar folder

Options:
  -h, --help                     show this help message and exit
  --version                      show the Keka version
  -v, --verbose                  show verbose logging output
  --cli                          run Keka as a CLI process
  --ignore-file-access           ignore the File Access warning and try the operation anyway

To see each binary options just run --client [binary] --help.
Example: Keka --client 7z --help

Binaries:
  7z
  brotli
  lbzip2
  lrzip
  lzip
  pbzip2
  pigz
  plzip
  rar
  tar
  unace
  unar
  unrar
  xz
  zstd