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# favorite-url

## abtasty-cli web-experimentation favorite-url list

#### NAME

`abtasty-cli web-experimentation favorite-url list` - List all favorite urls

#### SYNOPSIS

`abtasty-cli web-experimentation favorite-url list [--output-format = OUTPUT_FORMAT [table|json|json-pretty]]`

#### DESCRIPTION

List all favorite urls in your account

#### EXAMPLES

```shell
abtasty-cli web-experimentation favorite-url list
```

#### FLAGS

`--output-format = _OUTPUT_FORMAT_`

The output format for printing command output resources. The default format is `table`. The supported formats are: `json-pretty`, `table`, `json`.

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## abtasty-cli web-experimentation favorite-url get

#### NAME

`abtasty-cli web-experimentation favorite-url get` - Get a favorite url

#### SYNOPSIS

`abtasty-cli web-experimentation favorite-url get [-i FAVORITE_URL_ID | --id = FAVORITE_URL_ID]`

#### DESCRIPTION

Get a specific favorite url

#### EXAMPLES

```shell
abtasty-cli web-experimentation favorite-url get -i FAVORITE_URL_ID
```

#### REQUIRED FLAGS

`--id = _FAVORITE_URL_ID_`

The id of the favorite url you want to display

#### FLAGS

`--output-format _OUTPUT_FORMAT_`

The output format for printing command output resources. The default format is `table`. The supported formats are: `json-pretty`, `table`, `json`.


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