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 ### Options
 - `--cols=n` manually configure the terminal width
-- `-c` CSV table output
-- `-f` fancy table output
-- `-h` help - prints help information
-- `-H` HTML table output
-- `-m` markdown table output
-- `-n` no-wrap - no data wrapping if too long for the terminal width (overrides `--cols` and `-t`)
-- `-q` quiet - don't print error messages to STDERR
-- `-r` rotate the data (each row turns into a table of key/value pairs)
-- `-t` truncate data instead of wrapping if too long for the terminal width
-- `-v` prints version information
+- `-c`, `--csv` CSV table output
+- `-d`, `--dokuwiki` Dokuwiki table output
+- `-f`, `--fancy` fancy table output
+- `-h`, `--help` prints help information
+- `-H`, `--html` HTML table output
+- `-m`, `--markdown` markdown table output
+- `-n`, `--no-wrap` no data wrapping if too long for the terminal width (overrides `--cols` and `-t`)
+- `-q`, `--quiet` don't print error messages to STDERR
+- `-r`, `--rotate` rotate the data (each row turns into a table of key/value pairs)
+- `-t`, `--truncate` truncate data instead of wrapping if too long for the terminal width
+- `-v`, `--version` prints version information
 
 ## Compatible JSON Formats
 `jtbl` works best with a shallow array of JSON objects. Each object should have a few elements that will be turned into table columns. Fortunately, this is how many APIs present their data.