Update CLI docs for 0.2.150

content/pages/docs/cli/manual/zoo_api-call.md

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Perform operations on CAD files.
 
 ### About
 
-```
-# convert a step file to an obj file
-$ zoo file convert ./input.step ./output.obj
-```
+
+    # convert a step file to an obj file
+    $ zoo file convert ./input.step ./output.obj
+    

content/pages/docs/cli/manual/zoo_api-call_status.md

@@ -28,10 +28,10 @@ Perform operations for API calls.
 
 ### About
 
-```
-# get the status of an async API call
-$ zoo api-call status <id>
-```
+
+    # get the status of an async API call
+    $ zoo api-call status <id>
+    
 
 ### See also
 

content/pages/docs/cli/manual/zoo_app.md

@@ -27,10 +27,9 @@ Open a directory or file in the Zoo Design Studio on your desktop.
 
 If you do not have the app installed, you will be prompted to download it.
 
-```
-$ zoo app .
-
-$ zoo app main.kcl
-
-$ zoo app ../main.kcl
-```
+    $ zoo app .
+
+    $ zoo app main.kcl
+
+    $ zoo app ../main.kcl
+

content/pages/docs/cli/manual/zoo_auth_login.md

@@ -30,19 +30,18 @@ Authenticate with an Zoo host.
 
 Alternatively, pass in a token on standard input by using `--with-token`.
 
-```
-# start interactive setup
-$ zoo auth login
-
-# authenticate against a specific Zoo instance by reading the token from a file
-$ zoo --host zoo.internal auth login --with-token < mytoken.txt
-
-# authenticate with a specific Zoo instance
-$ zoo --host zoo.internal auth login
-
-# authenticate with an insecure Zoo instance (not recommended)
-$ zoo --host http://zoo.internal auth login
-```
+    # start interactive setup
+    $ zoo auth login
+
+    # authenticate against a specific Zoo instance by reading the token from a file
+    $ zoo --host zoo.internal auth login --with-token < mytoken.txt
+
+    # authenticate with a specific Zoo instance
+    $ zoo --host zoo.internal auth login
+
+    # authenticate with an insecure Zoo instance (not recommended)
+    $ zoo --host http://zoo.internal auth login
+
 
 ### See also
 

content/pages/docs/cli/manual/zoo_auth_logout.md

@@ -25,13 +25,12 @@ Log out of an Zoo host.
 This command removes the authentication configuration for a host either specified
 interactively or via the global `--host` passed to `zoo`.
 
-```
-$ zoo auth logout
-# => select what host to log out of via a prompt
-
-$ zoo --host zoo.internal auth logout
-# => log out of specified host
-```
+    $ zoo auth logout
+    # => select what host to log out of via a prompt
+
+    $ zoo --host zoo.internal auth logout
+    # => log out of specified host
+
 
 ### See also
 

content/pages/docs/cli/manual/zoo_completion.md

@@ -39,46 +39,40 @@ First, ensure that you install `bash-completion` using your package manager.
 
 After, add this to your `~/.bash_profile`:
 
-```
-eval "$(zoo completion -s bash)"
-```
+    eval "$(zoo completion -s bash)"
+
 
 ### zsh
 
 Generate a `_zoo` completion script and put it somewhere in your `$fpath`:
 
-```
-zoo completion -s zsh > /usr/local/share/zsh/site-functions/_zoo
-```
+    zoo completion -s zsh > /usr/local/share/zsh/site-functions/_zoo
+
 
 Ensure that the following is present in your `~/.zshrc`:
 
-```
-autoload -U compinit
-compinit -i
-```
+    autoload -U compinit
+    compinit -i
+
 
 Zsh version 5.7 or later is recommended.
 
 ### fish
 
 Generate a `zoo.fish` completion script:
 
-```
-zoo completion -s fish > ~/.config/fish/completions/zoo.fish
-```
+    zoo completion -s fish > ~/.config/fish/completions/zoo.fish
+
 
 ### PowerShell
 
 Open your profile script with:
 
-```
-mkdir -Path (Split-Path -Parent $profile) -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
-notepad $profile
-```
+    mkdir -Path (Split-Path -Parent $profile) -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
+    notepad $profile
+
 
 Add the line and save the file:
 
-```
-Invoke-Expression -Command $(zoo completion -s powershell | Out-String)
-```
+    Invoke-Expression -Command $(zoo completion -s powershell | Out-String)
+

content/pages/docs/cli/manual/zoo_drake.md

@@ -22,6 +22,6 @@ Open a drake meme in your web browser.
 
 ### About
 
-```
-$ zoo drake
-```
+
+    $ zoo drake
+    

content/pages/docs/cli/manual/zoo_file.md

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Perform operations on CAD files.
 
 ### About
 
-```
-# convert a step file to an obj file
-$ zoo file convert --output-format=obj ./input.step ./
-```
+
+    # convert a step file to an obj file
+    $ zoo file convert --output-format=obj ./input.step ./
+    

content/pages/docs/cli/manual/zoo_file_center-of-mass.md

@@ -38,13 +38,12 @@ If the input file is larger than a certain size it will be
 performed asynchronously, you can then check the status with the
 `zoo api-call status <id_of_your_operation>` command.
 
-```
-# get the mass of a file
-$ zoo file center-of-mass my-file.step
-
-# pass a file from stdin, the original file type is required
-$ cat my-obj.obj | zoo file center-of-mass - --src-format=obj
-```
+    # get the mass of a file
+    $ zoo file center-of-mass my-file.step
+
+    # pass a file from stdin, the original file type is required
+    $ cat my-obj.obj | zoo file center-of-mass - --src-format=obj
+
 
 ### See also
 

content/pages/docs/cli/manual/zoo_file_convert.md

@@ -44,17 +44,16 @@ If the file being converted is larger than a certain size it will be
 performed asynchronously, you can then check its status with the
 `zoo api-call status <id_of_your_operation>` command.
 
-```
-# convert step to obj
-$ zoo file convert --output-format=obj my-file.step output_dir
-
-# convert obj to step
-$ zoo file convert --output-format=step my-obj.obj .
-
-# pass a file to convert from stdin
-# when converting from stdin, the original file type is required
-$ cat my-obj.obj | zoo file convert --output-format=step - output_dir
-```
+    # convert step to obj
+    $ zoo file convert --output-format=obj my-file.step output_dir
+
+    # convert obj to step
+    $ zoo file convert --output-format=step my-obj.obj .
+
+    # pass a file to convert from stdin
+    # when converting from stdin, the original file type is required
+    $ cat my-obj.obj | zoo file convert --output-format=step - output_dir
+
 
 ### See also
 

content/pages/docs/cli/manual/zoo_file_density.md

@@ -44,13 +44,12 @@ If the input file is larger than a certain size it will be
 performed asynchronously, you can then check the status with the
 `zoo api-call status <id_of_your_operation>` command.
 
-```
-# get the density of a file
-$ zoo file density my-file.step
-
-# pass a file from stdin, the original file type is required
-$ cat my-obj.obj | zoo file density - --src-format=obj
-```
+    # get the density of a file
+    $ zoo file density my-file.step
+
+    # pass a file from stdin, the original file type is required
+    $ cat my-obj.obj | zoo file density - --src-format=obj
+
 
 ### See also
 

content/pages/docs/cli/manual/zoo_file_mass.md

@@ -44,13 +44,12 @@ If the input file is larger than a certain size it will be
 performed asynchronously, you can then check the status with the
 `zoo api-call status <id_of_your_operation>` command.
 
-```
-# get the mass of a file
-$ zoo file mass my-file.step
-
-# pass a file from stdin, the original file type is required
-$ cat my-obj.obj | zoo file mass - --src-format=obj
-```
+    # get the mass of a file
+    $ zoo file mass my-file.step
+
+    # pass a file from stdin, the original file type is required
+    $ cat my-obj.obj | zoo file mass - --src-format=obj
+
 
 ### See also
 

content/pages/docs/cli/manual/zoo_file_snapshot.md

@@ -37,13 +37,13 @@ Snapshot a render of a CAD file as any supported image format.
 
 ### About
 
-```
-# snapshot as png
-$ zoo file snapshot my-file.obj my-file.png
 
-# pass a file to snapshot from stdin
-$ cat my-obj.obj | zoo file snapshot --output-format=png - my-file.png
-```
+    # snapshot as png
+    $ zoo file snapshot my-file.obj my-file.png
+
+    # pass a file to snapshot from stdin
+    $ cat my-obj.obj | zoo file snapshot --output-format=png - my-file.png
+
 
 ### See also
 

content/pages/docs/cli/manual/zoo_file_surface-area.md

@@ -38,13 +38,12 @@ If the input file is larger than a certain size it will be
 performed asynchronously, you can then check the status with the
 `zoo api-call status <id_of_your_operation>` command.
 
-```
-# get the surface-area of a file
-$ zoo file surface-area my-file.step
-
-# pass a file from stdin, the original file type is required
-$ cat my-obj.obj | zoo file surface-area - --src-format=obj
-```
+    # get the surface-area of a file
+    $ zoo file surface-area my-file.step
+
+    # pass a file from stdin, the original file type is required
+    $ cat my-obj.obj | zoo file surface-area - --src-format=obj
+
 
 ### See also
 

content/pages/docs/cli/manual/zoo_file_volume.md

@@ -38,13 +38,12 @@ If the input file is larger than a certain size it will be
 performed asynchronously, you can then check the status with the
 `zoo api-call status <id_of_your_operation>` command.
 
-```
-# get the volume of a file
-$ zoo file volume my-file.step
-
-# pass a file from stdin, the original file type is required
-$ cat my-obj.obj | zoo file volume - --src-format=obj
-```
+    # get the volume of a file
+    $ zoo file volume my-file.step
+
+    # pass a file from stdin, the original file type is required
+    $ cat my-obj.obj | zoo file volume - --src-format=obj
+
 
 ### See also
 

content/pages/docs/cli/manual/zoo_kcl.md

@@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ Perform actions on `kcl` files.
 * [zoo kcl density](./zoo_kcl_density)
 * [zoo kcl surface-area](./zoo_kcl_surface-area)
 * [zoo kcl lint](./zoo_kcl_lint)
+* [zoo kcl bounding-box](./zoo_kcl_bounding-box)
 
 ### Options
 

content/pages/docs/cli/manual/zoo_kcl_analyze.md

@@ -54,13 +54,12 @@ Analyze multiple physical properties of objects in a kcl file.
 
 This runs KCL once and then returns all requested analyses from the same scene.
 
-```
-# analyze a file and print a table
-$ zoo kcl analyze my-file.kcl --material-density 1.0 --material-density-unit lb-ft3
-
-# output for scripting
-$ zoo kcl analyze my-file.kcl --format json --material-density 1.0 --material-density-unit lb-ft3
-```
+    # analyze a file and print a table
+    $ zoo kcl analyze my-file.kcl --material-density 1.0 --material-density-unit lb-ft3
+
+    # output for scripting
+    $ zoo kcl analyze my-file.kcl --format json --material-density 1.0 --material-density-unit lb-ft3
+
 
 By default, this will search the input path for a `project.toml` file to determine any specific execution settings.