How do I use terminal to convert Chrome Extensions to Safari?

I am trying to use Kami on Safari, so I am trying to convert its Chrome extension into a Safari one. I have never done this before, and I have never used Terminal or Xcode before, so I have no idea how this works, but my expectation was that all I had to do was type in the command xcrun safari-web-extension-converter (path to extension without parentheses) and it would instantly convert it and add it into Safari, but it soon became clear to me that is not the case. Now before you start linking this link to Apple Developer Documentation here, I have already read it and I am still confused. I have no experience with terminal or Xcode, so if anybody will explain how to do it, please explain it to me in the simplest terms and preferrably with commands that I can simply copy and paste, or which need little to no modification. So continuing with my problem, I saw a few options appear: --project-location, --rebuild project, --app-name, --bundle-indentifier, --swift, --objc, --iOS-only, --macOS-only, --copy-resources, --no-open, --no-prompt, --force, --help. I assumed I would have to type in scrub safari-web-extension-converter --project-location (path to where I want to save the new project) (path to original chrome extension), but that is not the case. Anyway, what I am trying to do is to make a version of Kami that is usable in Safari for my personal use, and then import it into Safari. I want to know how exactly to type the command, because it seems like there needs to be only one dash instead of two, which is confusing for me. Also, I need to know what exactly the command will do once I run it, step by step.