Github user dylin commented on the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/cordova-blackberry/pull/169#issuecomment-50027137
@jsoref yes, cmdline.js passes arguments to packager, which follows usage
of webworks 1.0 bbwp:
```
$ bbwp
Usage: bbwp.js [drive:][path]archive [-s [dir]] [[ -g genpassword]
[-buildId num]] [-o dir] [-d] [-p paramsjsonfile]
Options:
-h, --help output usage information
-V, --version output the version number
-s, --source [dir] Save source. The default behaviour is
to not save the source files. If dir is specified then creates dir\src\
directory structure. If no dir specified then the path of archive is assumed
-g, --password <password> Signing key password
-buildId <num> [deprecated] Use --buildId.
-b, --buildId <num> Specifies the build number for signing
(typically incremented from previous signing).
-o, --output <dir> Redirects output file location to dir.
If both -o and dir are not specified then the path of archive is assumed
-d, --debug Allows use of not signed build on
device by utilizing debug token and enables Web Inspector.
-p, --params <params JSON file> Specifies additional parameters to
pass to downstream tools.
--appdesc <filepath> Optionally specifies the path to the
bar descriptor file (bar-descriptor.xml). For internal use only.
-v, --verbose Turn on verbose messages
-ll, --loglevel <loglevel> set the logging level (error, warn,
verbose)
```
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