command line params (source, destination), added temp dir config ability#48
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command line params (source, destination), added temp dir config ability#48kylegoetz wants to merge 1 commit intogeerlingguy:masterfrom
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Current README file says you can specify source file and destination path in the command line arguments, but script ignores them. I added that functionality in.
Also I added in the ability to specify a tmp directory for intermediate steps because this process took up 13 GB of space on my laptop that I didn't have available.
If tmp directory is not specified, script defaults to /tmp, which is what was originally in the script.