Running XTS on the command line

$ xts <Command> <Parameter> <Parameter> ...

Description of the commands

run: Load layout and data files and create PDF (default)
clean: Remove auxiliary and protocol files
compare: Compare files for quality assurance
doc: Open the documentation in a web browser (Linux, Windows, macOS)
list-fonts: List available fonts
new: Create simple layout and data file to start. Provide optional directory
version: Print version number and exit

-c, --config=NAME: Read the config file with the given NAME. Default: ‘xts.cfg’
--data=NAME: Name of the data file. Defaults to ‘data.xml’
--dummy: Don’t read a data file, use ‘<data />’ as input
--dumpoutput=FILENAME: Complete XML dump of generated PDF file
--extradir=DIR: Additional directory for file search
--filter=NAME: Run Lua process before the publishing run
--jobname=NAME: The name of the resulting PDF file (without extension), default is ‘xts’
--layout=NAME: Name of the layout file. Defaults to ’layout.xml’
--loglevel=LVL: Set the log level for the console to one of debug, info, warn, error
--runs=N: Run XTS N times
--quiet: Run XTS in quiet mode (no output to STDOUT)
--suppressinfo: Create a reproducible document
--systemfonts: Use system fonts
--trace=NAMES: Set the trace to one or more of grid, allocation
--verbose: Put the logging output also to the terminal window (STDOUT)