Options

• -i, --local-sets: if several items are provided, they must be comma (,) separated. Items can be either a Bloodhound custom query file, a bqm or a folder. In case of a bqm query sets file (similar to query-sets.json) or a folder, bqm will try to parse all JSON files inside it, so the folder should not contain other types of JSON files.
• --ignore-default: ignore the default query-sets.json. It’s useful for offline usage or if you don’t want the default data sets.