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If you use the NBIA Data Retriever CLI with the -v, -f, or -q options, and want to access restricted collection(s), put these options after the user credential parameters.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| --agree-to-license | Bypass manually entering input to agree to license when the download begins. |
| -c, -C, --cli, --CLI | Indicates running as a CLI app |
| -cd, -CD, --CD or –cd | Run with classic directory naming, which organizes files in a child folder under the destination folder as follows:Collection Name > Patient ID > Study Instance UID > Series Instance UID |
| -d, -D <download directory> | Required. The user must have write permission for the directory specified with this option. |
| -dd, -DD, --DD or –dd | Run with descriptive directory naming, which is the default. A descriptive directory name organizes the files in a child folder under the destination folder as follows: Collection Name > Patient ID > Study Date + Study ID + Study Description (54 char max) + last 5 digits of Study Instance UID > Series Number + Series Description (54 char max) + last 5 digits of Series Instance UID |
| -f, -F | Skip the series the user does not have access to. Force the user to download the series if the user has access. Default is false. |
| -l <credential file> | Required when the manifest file has series from restricted collections. Optional when the manifest file has series from public collections only. |
| -m, -M, --md5, –MD5 | Enable validation of the checksums of the downloaded files. Default is that checksums will not be validated. |
| -p, -P <password> | Optional |
| -q, -Q | Quiet. Default is false. |
| -u, -U <user name> | Optional |
| -v, -V | Verbose. Default is false. |
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