Lots of output at terminal

If I just enter faker at the terminal and hit enter, is it supposed to produce nearly 50mb of output? The text flew by so fast, I piped it into a text file, and it was something like 46mb of text. I’m fairly confident this isn’t intended, but I obviously can’t say for sure, since I’m not the one who wrote it. If this isn’t intended, I can provide more details.

[H4CKY54CK]

I’m sorta fairly knowledgeable with argparse, if you’d like me to see what I can do. But in the meantime, I think just displaying the normal argparse error would be the best solution for now, and then maybe relocating this text to a “example” subcommand, which could possibly write it to a file? At least until it gets explored more in depth. Or I can just report back with a more elaborate proposal?

I’ll still explore it, see what it looks like.

[mportesdev]

I think a simple message like this would be sufficient:

$ faker
usage: faker [-h] [--version] [-v] [-o output] [-l LOCALE] [-r REPEAT] [-s SEP] [--seed SEED] [-i [INCLUDE ...]] [fake] [fake argument ...]
Try 'faker --help' for more information.

i.e. the same output you get when running e.g. grep without arguments.