Usage: gdal vector <SUBCOMMAND> [OPTIONS]
where <SUBCOMMAND> is one of:
  - buffer:              Compute a buffer around geometries of a vector dataset.
  - check-coverage:      Check a polygon coverage for validity
  - check-geometry:      Check a dataset for invalid geometries
  - clean-coverage:      Alter polygon boundaries to make shared edges identical, removing gaps and overlaps
  - clip:                Clip a vector dataset.
  - concat:              Concatenate vector datasets.
  - convert:             Convert a vector dataset.
  - edit:                Edit metadata of a vector dataset.
  - explode-collections: Explode geometries of type collection of a vector dataset.
  - filter:              Filter a vector dataset.
  - grid:                Create a regular grid from scattered points.
  - index:               Create a vector index of vector datasets.
  - info:                Return information on a vector dataset.
  - layer-algebra:       Perform algebraic operation between 2 layers.
  - make-point:          Create point geometries from attribute fields
  - make-valid:          Fix validity of geometries of a vector dataset.
  - partition:           Partition a vector dataset into multiple files.
  - pipeline:            Process a vector dataset applying several steps.
  - rasterize:           Burns vector geometries into a raster.
  - reproject:           Reproject a vector dataset.
  - segmentize:          Segmentize geometries of a vector dataset.
  - select:              Select a subset of fields from a vector dataset.
  - set-field-type:      Modify the type of a field of a vector dataset.
  - set-geom-type:       Modify the geometry type of a vector dataset.
  - simplify:            Simplify geometries of a vector dataset.
  - simplify-coverage:   Simplify shared boundaries of a polygonal vector dataset.
  - sql:                 Apply SQL statement(s) to a dataset.
  - swap-xy:             Swap X and Y coordinates of geometries of a vector dataset.
Common Options:
  -h, --help              Display help message and exit
  --json-usage            Display usage as JSON document and exit
  --config <KEY>=<VALUE>  Configuration option [may be repeated]
Options:
  --drivers               Display vector driver list as JSON document and exit