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1. EXPORT SINGLE FILE
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a) Command:

   php www/index.php --moduleName=siteexporter --managerName=siteexporter --action=run --url=user/login --baseUrl=http://seagullproject --ext=phtml

b) Description:

   php www/index.php                |  run SGL in CLI mode
   --moduleName=siteexporter        |  in `siteexporter` module
   --managerName=siteexporter       |  look for `siteexporter` manager
   --url=user/login                 |  export URL `http://base-url-from-config/front-controller/user/login/`
   --baseUrl=http://seagullproject  |  replace current base URL with specified value
                                    |  i.e. `http://base-url-from-config/front-controller`
                                    |  will be replaced with
                                    |  `http://seagullproject` for SGL URLs
   --ext=phtml                      |  append `phtml` extension to saved file
                                    |  (note: default extension is `html`)

c) Result:

   File is saved to "<sgl-web-dir>/user/login.phtml", thus can
   be accessible as `http://base-url-from-config/user/login.phtml`.

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2. EXPORT MULTIPLE FILES
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a) Command:

   php www/index.php --moduleName=siteexporter --managerName=siteexporter --action=runCollection --baseUrl=http://seagullproject --dir=/user/

b) Description:

   php www/index.php                |  run SGL in CLI mode
   --moduleName=siteexporter        |  in `siteexporter` module
   --managerName=siteexporter       |  look for `siteexporter` manager
   --action=runCollection           |  export URLs returned by collection strategies
   --baseUrl=http://seagullproject  |  replace base URLs with specified value
                                    |  i.e. `http://base-url-from-config/front-controller`
                                    |  will be replaced with
                                    |  `http://seagullproject` for SGL URLs
   --dir=/user/                     |  links replacement will be limited to
                                    |  subset of URLs `/user/`

c) Result:

   Let's say we used `SGL_UrlCollector_Demo` strategy, which returned 3 URLs
   to export:
     - `user/login`
     - `user/password`
     - `user/register`

   3 files are saved to
     - "<sgl-web-dir>/user/login.html"
     - "<sgl-web-dir>/user/password.html"
     - "<sgl-web-dir>/user/register.html"

   Note: we didn't use --ext parameter, thus default extension is `html`.