Scripto 2.0.6

A simple framework to help you build scripts faster!

Scripto

Are you sick of writing long and annoying argparse initialization code? Worry no more - the future is here!

Scripto is a Python package designed to transform your scripts into a powerful CLI tool using decorators. As in the example below, you can use the @script.register() decorator on your main business logic functions to effortlessly generate a feature-rich command-line interface.

Features

• Seamless integration with argparse.
• Simple and intuitive syntax inspired by Flask.
• Automatically generates CLI commands from decorated functions.
• Ideal for turning scripts into organized and user-friendly command-line tools.

Usage

1. Install Scripto. You can install Scripto using pip:

   pip install scripto
   

2. Decorate your main business logic functions with @script.register().

3. Run your script to enjoy the generated CLI:

   from scripto.app import Scripto
   
   script = Scripto('script')
   
   @script.register()
   def my_command(arg1, arg2):
       """
       Description of your command.
       :param arg1: The first parameter
       :param arg2: The second parameter
       """
       # Your business logic here
   
   if __name__ == "__main__":
       script.run()
   

Complex Examples

See the example scripts provided.

Module Wrapping

You can now use the built in scripto.wrap module to wrap any module you want to be exposed to the command line! For example:

python3 -m scripto.wrap os.path

Will generate a python script exposing the entirety of the os.path module, to a script called auto_os.path.py. Of course you may rename this to whatever you want for your convenience.

About the rationale

We all like the simple automations, and nifty little scripts play a vital role in the life of every developer.

Many times, what was a simple 3 line script turned into a slightly larger one, and then all of your friends want to use it too.

Which is when you find out, your user interface sucks.

This framework aims to simplify the creation of the command line interface of such scripts.