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 Visit documentation here: https://providers.docs.movie-web.app/
 
-## Development
-To make testing scrapers easier during development a CLI tool is available to run specific sources. To run the CLI testing tool, use `npm run cli`. The script supports 2 execution modes
+## How to run locally or test my changes
 
-- CLI Mode, for passing in arguments directly to the script
-- Question Mode, where the script asks you questions about which source you wish to test
-
-The following CLI Mode arguments are available
-
-| Argument      | Alias  | Description                                                             | Default      |
-|---------------|--------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------|
-| `--fetcher`   | `-f`   | Fetcher type. Either `node-fetch` or `native`                           | `node-fetch` |
-| `--source-id` | `-sid` | Source ID for the source to be tested                                   |              |
-| `--tmdb-id`   | `-tid` | TMDB ID for the media to scrape. Only used if source is a provider      |              |
-| `--type`      | `-t`   | Media type. Either `movie` or `show`. Only used if source is a provider | `movie`      |
-| `--season`    | `-s`   | Season number. Only used if type is `show`                              | `0`          |
-| `--episode`   | `-e`   | Episode number. Only used if type is `show`                             | `0`          |
-| `--url`       | `-u`   | URL to a video embed. Only used if source is an embed                   |              |
-| `--help`      | `-h`   | Shows help for the command arguments                                    |              |
-
-Example testing the FlixHQ source on the movie "Spirited Away"
-
-```bash
-npm run cli -- -sid flixhq -tid 129 -t movie
-```
+These topics are also covered in the documentation, [read about it here](https://providers.docs.movie-web.app/extra-topics/development).