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# go-etcher
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					# go-etcher
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					go-etcher is a simple tool to create bootable drives that is mainly inspired by the deprecated  <a href="https://github.com/balena-io/etcher-cli">etcher-cli</a>
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					# Usage
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					```
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					go-etcher [image] [device]
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					```
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					arguments: 
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					```
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					  -d, --device string   target device
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					  -f, --force           override safety features
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					  -i, --input string    input file
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					```
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					If no image or device is specified, etcher will enter interactive mode and prompt for the missing parameters.
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					# Planned features
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					- Windows support
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					- prettier output
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					- image OS detection via <a href="https://github.com/byReqz/pt">pt</a>
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