-B allow Super Binary to be sent to a terminal output-bsup.compress compress Super Binary frames-bsup.framethresh minimum Super Binary frame size in uncompressed bytes (default “524288”)-bsup.readmax maximum Super Binary read buffer size in MiB, MB, etc.-bsup.readsize target Super Binary read buffer size in MiB, MB, etc.-bsup.threads number of Super Binary read threads-bsup.validate validate format when reading Super Binary-color enable/disable color formatting for -S and db text output-csv.delim CSV field delimiter-f format for output data-J shortcut for -f json -pretty, i.e., multi-line JSON-j shortcut for -f json -pretty=0, i.e., line-oriented JSON-o write data to output file-persist regular expression to persist type definitions across the stream-pretty tab size to pretty print JSON and Super JSON output-S shortcut for -f sup -pretty, i.e., multi-line SUP-s shortcut for -f sup -pretty=0, i.e., line-oriented SUP-split split output into one file per data type in this directory-splitsize if >0 and -split is set, split into files at least this big rather than by data type-unbuffered disable output buffering