# Contres Contres command line interface - WIP
Contres is the command line interface for deploying a research project in a Gitlab environment following the CR guidelines. CR is short for continuous research (like contres), an outline of how to utilize gitlab CI runners to make research scripts reproducible and cloneable with one click.
A paper or guide will be distributed with this CLI once it left experimental stage.
## Installation
Please not that this tool might heavily change as it is still work in progress.
Install contres using pip
`bash pip install contres `
Then, there should be a cli available on your path called contres.
`bash contres -h `
This guide will be extended with the next release.
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