> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://cloakedkeys.gitbook.io/ofsc/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://cloakedkeys.gitbook.io/ofsc/command-reference/shared-options/common-option-groups/global-args.md).

# Program Options

These options allow you to configure various aspects of the program's behavior

## General Options

### -v, --version

* **Displays:** The program's version number and then exits.
* **Example output:** `2.4.5+main.8f998cd` (This might vary depending on the actual version).

### -cg, --config \[argument]

* **Controls:** The location of the configuration folder or file.
* **Default behavior:** The program uses the default configuration location
* **Example:** With `-cg /custom/config/path`, the program will look for configuration files in the `/custom/config/path` directory

[Advanced Args](/ofsc/using-the-scraper/batch-scraping-and-bot-actions/advanced-args.md)

### -r, --profile \[argument] (optional)

* **Specifies:** The name of the profile directory, which stores authentication information

This is store in the config location

* **Default behavior:** The program uses the default profile 'main'
* **Example:** With `-r test`, the program will use a profile named test

### --site \[onlyfans|fansly]

* **Specifies:** The site to use for this run.
* **Default behavior:** If not set, the profile's `site.json` decides, and OnlyFans is the default.
* **Example:** With `--site fansly`, the program uses Fansly for this run.

### --env-files \[path]

* **Specifies:** The path to an external environment file (`.env`, `.yaml`/`.yml` or `.json`) from which to load environment variables. Can be given more than once.
* **Effect:** Variables defined in the file are loaded into the program's environment. Values from this file will **override** system environment variables that might be set. If several files are given, later files override earlier ones. These values are then utilized by various configuration settings that are designed to read from environment variables.
* **Default behavior:** If this option is not provided, the `env_files` setting in `config.json` is used instead (not in addition).
* **Example:** With `--env-files /home/user/my_app/prod.env`, the program will load environment variables from the specified `prod.env` file.

[Advanced Customization](/ofsc/getting-started/advanced-customization.md)


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