\chapter{Options \label{options}}

\program{testosterone} takes the following options:

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\item[\programopt{-s}]
\item[\longprogramopt{scripted}]
    {Use the command-line interface. If not set, \program{testosterone} will use
    the \manpage{curses}{3} interface.}

\item[\programopt{-f}]
\item[\longprogramopt{find-only}]
    {\program{testosterone} should find \class{TestCase}s but not run them. This
    only obtains in scripted mode, for summary reports.}

\item[\programopt{-x} \var{stopwords}]
\item[\longprogramopt{stopwords} \var{stopwords}]
    {\var{stopwords} is a comma-delimited list of strings that, if they appear
    in a module's full dotted name, will prevent that module from being included
    in the search for \class{TestCase}s.}

\item[\programopt{-t} \var{testcase}]
\item[\longprogramopt{testcase} \var{testcase}]
\item[\longprogramopt{TestCase} \var{testcase}]
    {\program{testosterone} should only run the tests found in \var{testcase} ,
    which is the name of a Python \class{unittest.TestCase} class within the
    module specified by \var{module}. Given this option, \program{testosterone}
    will output a detail report for the named \class{TestCase}; without it, a
    summary report for all \class{TestCase}s found at or below \var{module}.
    This option only obtains in scripted mode.}

\end{description}