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docs/commands-and-arguments/arguments.md

@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ You can get the full list of arguments by running `cats -h`. Below is a short de
 - `--[no-]-color` If true enables ANSI codes and coloured console output. Default: true
 - `--onlyLog=star,note` A list of log levels to include; allows more granular control of the log levels
 - `--userAgent=USER_AGENT` The user agent to be set in the User-Agent HTTP header. Default: cats/version
-- `--verbosity=VERBOSITY`  Sets the verbosity of the console logging. If set to summary CATS will only output a simple progress screen per path. Default: `SUMMARY`
+- `--verbosity=DEETAILED|SUMMARY`  Sets the verbosity of the console logging. If set to summary CATS will only output a simple progress screen per path. Default: `SUMMARY`
 - `--oneOfSelection "field1=value1"`, `--anyOfSelection` A `name=value` list of discriminator names and values that can be use to filter request payloads when objects use oneOf or anyOf definitions which result in multiple payloads for a single endpoint and http method
 - `--randomHeadersNumber=NUMBER` The number of random headers that will be sent by the `LargeNumberOfRandomAlphanumericHeadersFuzzer` and `LargeNumberOfRandomHeadersFuzzer`. Default: `10000`
 - `--skipFieldTypes=string,integer,etc.` A comma separated list of OpenAPI data types to skip. It only supports standard types: https://swagger.io/docs/specification/data-models/data-types
@@ -84,6 +84,15 @@ You can get the full list of arguments by running `cats -h`. Below is a short de
 - `--maskHeaders` A comma separated list of headers to mask to protect sensitive info such as login credentials to be written in report files. Masked headers will be replaced with `$$HeaderName` so that test cases can be replayed using environment variables
 - `--tags`  A comma separated list of tags to include. If no tag is supplied, all tags will be considered. To list all available tags run: `cats stats -c api.yml`
 - `--skipTags` A comma separated list of tags to ignore. If no tag is supplied, no tag will be ignored. To list all available tags run: `cats stats -c  api.yml`
+- `--fuzzersConfig=FILE` A properties file with Fuzzer configuration that changes default behaviour. Configuration keys are prefixed with the fully qualified Fuzzer name  
+- `--mutators=FOLDER` A folder containing custom mutators. Only applicable when using the `cats random` sub-command
+- `--allowInvalidEnumValues` When set to true the `InvalidValuesInEnumsFieldsFuzzer` will expect a 2XX response code instead of 4XX
+- `--[no-]filterXxxFromRequestPayloads` In extremely rare cases when CATS fails to generate anyOf/oneOf combinations some requests may still contain ONE_OF/ANY_OF markers. They are filtered out by default. Setting this to false will send them as requests which will probably fail. It's mostly for debug purposes
+- `--generateXxxCombinationsForResponses` Generate anyOf/oneOf combinations also for response schemas. By default it creates one response payload with all possibilities
+- `--selfReferenceDepth=<selfReferenceDepth>` Max depth for objects having cyclic dependencies
+- `--limitXxxOfCombinations=<limitXxxOfCombinations>` Max number of anyOf/oneOf combinations
+- `--[no-]useDefaults` If set to true, it will use the default values when generating examples
+- `--simpleReplace` If set to true, it will simply do a replacement between the targetFields names provided and the fuzz values
 
 :::tip
 When you want to skip fuzzing entirely for a specific JSON object or specific fields you must prefix the field name from the `--skipFields` argument with `!`.

docs/commands-and-arguments/sub-commands.md

@@ -37,6 +37,10 @@ All available subcommands are listed below:
 
 - `cats stats` will display basic statistics about a given OpenAPI contract like number of paths, operations, versioning, etc.
 
+- `cats validate` checks if an OpenAPI spec is valid and version used
+
+- `cats random` does continuous fuzzing based on mutators until a certain stop condition is hit
+
 :::tip
 Each sub-command has its own help. You can run `cats sub-command -h` to check all available arguments: `cats fuzz -h`.
 :::

docs/intro.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ CATS is:
 - **⚡️ Fast**: automatic process for writing, running and reporting
 
 By using a simple and minimal syntax, with a flat learning curve, CATS (**C**ontract **A**PI **T**esting and **S**ecurity) enables you to generate thousands of API tests within minutes with **no coding effort**.
-All tests are **generated, run and reported automatically** based on a pre-defined set of **100+ Fuzzers**.
+All tests are **generated, run and reported automatically** based on a pre-defined set of **130+ Fuzzers**.
 The Fuzzers cover a wide range of boundary testing and negative scenarios from random large Unicode values to well crafted, context dependant values based on the request data types and constraints.
 Even more, you can **leverage** the fact that **CATS** generates request payloads dynamically and **write simple end-to-end functional tests**.