1. Generate and provide Cohere API key into the defaultValue of -a && --api-key flag inside of the main class

   @Option(
            names = {"-a", "--api-key"},
            defaultValue = "YOUR_API-KEY",
            description = "Modifying api key manually"
    )
    private String api;

   or

   Specify call and provide the api-key into the command line, using flags

   ./python <file(s)...> <language> -a <YOUR-API-KEY>

2. Make bash script executable, so user would be able to use ./polyglot command to run code

   chmod +x polyglot

3. Run Maven Package to compile the source code

   mvn package

./polyglot <file(s)...> <language> [OPTIONS]

Examples:

./polyglot main.cpp java
./polyglot examples/example.py main.cpp c# -o output.cs

This flag prints the current version of PolyglotCode and the name of the tool, usage:

./polyglot -v
./polyglot --version

This flag displays all of the details and configurations that PolyglotCode has, usage:

./polyglot -h
./polyglot --help

As it was mentioned earlier, user is able to specify Cohere-Api key without adding it to the defaultValue property of String api inside of the main class, usage:

./polyglot <file(s)...> <language> -a <YOUR-API>
./polyglot <file(s)...> <language> --api-key <YOUR-API>

It is not recommended to change the baseUrl of this application, as it may produce an unexpected output; however this option is still available to the user, usage:

./polyglot <file(s)...> <language> -u <baseURL>
./polyglot <file(s)...> <language> --base-url <baseURL>

Creates the file, specified by user and writes the result there. It is highly recommended to use this option with one file at the time. Usage:

./polyglot <file> <language> -o file.txt
./polyglot <file> <language> --output file.txt

Displays token information, including input token number and output token number. Usage:

./polyglot <file> <language> -t
./polyglot <file> <language> --token-usage

Displays result in the streaming format, as Cohere generates it displays

./polyglot <file> <language> -s
./polyglot <file> <language> --stream