usage: h5stat [OPTIONS] file

      ERROR
     --enable-error-stack  Prints messages from the HDF5 error stack as they occur
                           Optional value 2 also prints file open errors
      OPTIONS
     -h, --help            Print a usage message and exit
     -V, --version         Print version number and exit
     -f, --file            Print file information
     -F, --filemetadata    Print file space information for file's metadata
     -g, --group           Print group information
     -l N, --links=N       Set the threshold for the # of links when printing
                           information for small groups.  N is an integer greater
                           than 0.  The default threshold is 10.
     -G, --groupmetadata   Print file space information for groups' metadata
     -d, --dset            Print dataset information
     -m N, --dims=N        Set the threshold for the dimension sizes when printing
                           information for small datasets.  N is an integer greater
                           than 0.  The default threshold is 10.
     -D, --dsetmetadata    Print file space information for datasets' metadata
     -T, --dtypemetadata   Print datasets' datatype information
     -A, --attribute       Print attribute information
     -a N, --numattrs=N    Set the threshold for the # of attributes when printing
                           information for small # of attributes.  N is an integer greater
                           than 0.  The default threshold is 10.
     -s, --freespace       Print free space information
     -S, --summary         Print summary of file space information
     --s3-cred=<cred>      Access file on S3, using provided credential
                           <cred> :: (region,id,key)
                           If <cred> == "(,,)", no authentication is used.
     --hdfs-attrs=<attrs>  Access a file on HDFS with given configuration
                           attributes.
                           <attrs> :: (<namenode name>,<namenode port>,
                                       <kerberos cache path>,<username>,
                                       <buffer size>)
                           If an attribute is empty, a default value will be
                           used.
