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You can pass any number of file paths and glob patterns to `tree-sitter parse`, and it will parse all of the given files. The command will exit with a non-zero status code if any parse errors occurred. You can also prevent the syntax trees from being printed using the `--quiet` flag. This makes `tree-sitter parse` usable as a secondary testing strategy: you can check that a large number of files parse without error:
You can pass any number of file paths and glob patterns to `tree-sitter parse`, and it will parse all of the given files. The command will exit with a non-zero status code if any parse errors occurred. You can also prevent the syntax trees from being printed using the `--quiet` flag. Additionally, the `--stat` flag prints out aggregated parse success/failure information for all processed files. This makes `tree-sitter parse` usable as a secondary testing strategy: you can check that a large number of files parse without error:
```sh
tree-sitter parse 'examples/**/*.go' --quiet
tree-sitter parse 'examples/**/*.go' --quiet --stat
```
### Command: `highlight`