dub help

Usage: dub [<command>] [<options...>] [-- [<application arguments...>]]

Manages the DUB project in the current directory. If the command is omitted,
DUB will default to "run". When running an application, "--" can be used to
separate DUB options from options passed to the application.

Run "dub <command> --help" to get help for a specific command.

Available commands:
    init [<directory> [<type>]]
                         Initializes an empty package skeleton
    run [<package>]      Builds and runs a package (default command)
    build [<package>]    Builds a package (uses the main package in the current
                         working directory by default)
    test [<package>]     Executes the tests of the selected package
    generate <generator> [<package>]
                         Generates project files using the specified generator
    describe [<package>] Prints a JSON description of the project and its
                         dependencies
    fetch <name>         Manually retrieves and caches a package
    install <name>       Manually retrieves and caches a package
    remove <name>        Removes a cached package
    uninstall <name>     Removes a cached package
    upgrade              Forces an upgrade of all dependencies
    add-path <path>      Adds a default package search path
    remove-path <path>   Removes a package search path
    add-local <path> <version>
                         Adds a local package directory (e.g. a git repository)
    remove-local <path>  Removes a local package directory
    list                 Prints a list of all local packages dub is aware of
    list-installed       Prints a list of all local packages dub is aware of

General options:
    -h  --help           Display general or command specific help
        --root=VALUE     Path to operate in instead of the current working dir
        --registry=VALUE Search the given DUB registry URL first when resolving
                         dependencies. Can be specified multiple times.
        --annotate       Do not perform any action, just print what would be
                         done
    -v  --verbose        Print diagnostic output
        --vverbose       Print debug output
    -q  --quiet          Only print warnings and errors
        --vquiet         Print no messages