Command line tool to help a OSIF Service software developers to develop and register a OSIF Service software
# Working OS
Linux Terminal
Mac Terminal
Window Commandline Tool
# Install
In virtualenv,
``` sh
(python) $ pip install osiftool
```
or just for system python interpreter,
``` sh
$ sudo pip install osiftool
```
# Run
# Python Tool for registration OSIF Service module
`osiftool [options]
options:
--help -h print help
--version print version
`
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