usage: pynonymizer [-h] [--input INPUT] [--strategy STRATEGYFILE]
                   [--output OUTPUT] [--db-type DB_TYPE] [--db-host DB_HOST]
                   [--db-port DB_PORT] [--db-name DB_NAME] [--db-user DB_USER]
                   [--db-password DB_PASSWORD] [--fake-locale FAKE_LOCALE]
                   [--start-at STEP] [--skip-steps STEP [STEP ...]]
                   [--stop-at STEP] [--seed-rows SEED_ROWS]
                   [--mssql-backup-compression]
                   [--mysql-dump-opts MYSQL_DUMP_OPTS] [-v] [--verbose]
                   [--dry-run]

A tool for writing better anonymization strategies for your production
databases.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --input INPUT, -i INPUT
                        The source dump filepath to read from. Use `-` for
                        stdin. [$PYNONYMIZER_INPUT]
  --strategy STRATEGYFILE, -s STRATEGYFILE
                        A strategyfile to use during anonymization.
                        [$PYNONYMIZER_STRATEGY]
  --output OUTPUT, -o OUTPUT
                        The destination filepath to write the dumped output
                        to. Use `-` for stdout. [$PYNONYMIZER_OUTPUT]
  --db-type DB_TYPE, -t DB_TYPE
                        Type of database to interact with. More databases will
                        be supported in future versions. default: mysql
                        [$PYNONYMIZER_DB_TYPE]
  --db-host DB_HOST, -d DB_HOST
                        Database hostname or IP address.
                        [$PYNONYMIZER_DB_HOST]
  --db-port DB_PORT, -P DB_PORT
                        Database port. Defaults to provider default.
                        [$PYNONYMIZER_DB_PORT]
  --db-name DB_NAME, -n DB_NAME
                        Name of database to restore and anonymize in. If not
                        provided, a unique name will be generated from the
                        strategy name. This will be dropped at the end of the
                        run. [$PYNONYMIZER_DB_NAME]
  --db-user DB_USER, -u DB_USER
                        Database credentials: username. [$PYNONYMIZER_DB_USER]
  --db-password DB_PASSWORD, -p DB_PASSWORD
                        Database credentials: password. Recommended: use
                        environment variables to avoid exposing secrets in
                        production environments. [$PYNONYMIZER_DB_PASSWORD]
  --fake-locale FAKE_LOCALE, -l FAKE_LOCALE
                        Locale setting to initialize fake data generation.
                        Affects Names, addresses, formats, etc.
                        [$PYNONYMIZER_FAKE_LOCALE]
  --start-at STEP       Choose a step to begin the process (inclusive).
                        [$PYNONYMIZER_START_AT]
  --skip-steps STEP [STEP ...]
                        Choose one or more steps to skip.
                        [$PYNONYMIZER_SKIP_STEPS]
  --stop-at STEP        Choose a step to stop at (inclusive).
                        [$PYNONYMIZER_STOP_AT]
  --seed-rows SEED_ROWS
                        Specify a number of rows to populate the fake data
                        table used during anonymization.
                        [$PYNONYMIZER_SEED_ROWS]
  --mssql-backup-compression
                        [MSSQL] Use compression when backing up the database.
                        [$PYNONYMIZER_MSSQL_BACKUP_COMPRESSION]
  --mysql-dump-opts MYSQL_DUMP_OPTS
                        [MYSQL] pass additional arguments to the mysqldump
                        process (advanced use only!).
                        [$PYNONYMIZER_MYSQL_DUMP_OPTS]
  -v, --version         show program's version number and exit
  --verbose             Increases the verbosity of the logging feature, to
                        help when troubleshooting issues.
                        [$PYNONYMIZER_VERBOSE]
  --dry-run             Instruct pynonymizer to skip all process steps. Useful
                        for testing safely. [$PYNONYMIZER_DRY_RUN]