usage: podman-compose [-h] [-v] [--in-pod in_pod] [--pod-args pod_args]
                          [--env-file env_file] [-f file] [-p PROJECT_NAME]
                          [--podman-path PODMAN_PATH] [--podman-args args]
                          [--podman-pull-args args] [--podman-push-args args]
                          [--podman-build-args args] [--podman-inspect-args args]
                          [--podman-run-args args] [--podman-start-args args]
                          [--podman-stop-args args] [--podman-rm-args args]
                          [--podman-volume-args args] [--no-ansi] [--no-cleanup]
                          [--dry-run]
                          {help,version,wait,systemd,pull,push,build,up,down,ps,run,exec,start,stop,restart,logs,config,port,pause,unpause,kill}
                          ...
    
    command:
      {help,version,wait,systemd,pull,push,build,up,down,ps,run,exec,start,stop,restart,logs,config,port,pause,unpause,kill}
     ...
        systemd             create systemd unit file and register its compose stacks
                            
                                When first installed type `sudo podman-compose systemd -a create-unit`
                                later you can add a compose stack by running `podman-compose systemd -a register`
                                then you can start/stop your stack with `systemctl --user start podman-compose@<PROJ>`