usage:
clickhouse-keeper-client [OPTION]


--help                          show help and exit
-h<host>, --host=<host>         server hostname. default `localhost`
-p<port>, --port=<port>         server port. default `9181`
--password=<password>           password to connect to keeper server
-q<query>, --query=<query>      will execute given query, then exit.
--connection-timeout=<seconds>  set connection timeout in seconds. default
                                10s.
--session-timeout=<seconds>     set session timeout in seconds. default 10s.
--operation-timeout=<seconds>   set operation timeout in seconds. default 10s.
--use-xid-64                    use 64-bit XID. default false.
-c<file>, --config-file=<file>  if set, will try to get a connection string
                                from clickhouse config. default `config.xml`
--history-file=<file>           set path of history file. default
                                `~/.keeper-client-history`
--log-level=<level>             set log level
--no-confirmation               if set, will not require a confirmation on
                                several commands. default false for
                                interactive and true for query
--tests-mode                    run keeper-client in a special mode for tests.
                                all commands output are separated by special
                                symbols. default false
--identity=<identity>           connect to Keeper using authentication with
                                specified identity. default no identity
-s, --secure                    use secure connection (adds secure:// prefix
                                to host). default false
--tls-cert-file=<file>          path to TLS certificate file for secure
                                connection
--tls-key-file=<file>           path to TLS private key file for secure
                                connection
--tls-ca-file=<file>            path to TLS CA certificate file for secure
                                connection
--accept-invalid-certificate    accept invalid TLS certificates (bypasses
                                verification). default false