Action options:

-c, --content_location <content_location>
	Base URI to be used as the stem for all generated entity URIs.
	Typically it is set to match the URI of the document providing the CSV data.
	Required: yes
-e, --extractor <extractor>
	ID of the transformer to be used
	Required: yes
	Permitted values: csv
-d, --data_url [data_url]
	The URL of a document containing input data for the action.
	The data is sent in the HTTP request body exactly as supplied.
	Required: no
-g, --encoding <encoding>
	The MIME type of the body data.
	Required: yes
	Permitted values: text/csv, text/tab-separated-values
-r, --response_format [response_format]
	Sets the response media type through an Accept header.
	Some response formats are only available when using --generate_rdf.
	Required: no
	Permitted values: application/ld+json, application/rdf+xml, text/turtle
-q, --quality_values [quality_values]
	Quality value string. e.g. application/json;q=1.0,text/turtle;q=0.8,*/*;q=0.5. 
	--response_format takes precedence.
	Required: no
-h, --generate_rdf [generate_rdf]
	Convert the action results to RDF.
	Supports --response_format text/turtle | application/rdf+xml | application/ld+json
	Required: no
-i, --display_rdf [display_rdf]
	Convert the action results to RDF, save and display the RDF.
	Required: no