aceparse
An argument parser that wraps python's built-in argparse, allowing it to parse command lines into
dataclasses.
Advantages over argparse:
- you get a dataclass so you can use an IDE to find out where your command line options are used
- nicer specification of default values
- can be combined with pydantic dataclasses to type check arguments
Examples
from dataclasses import dataclass
from aceparse import AceParser, AceArg
@dataclass
class Arguments:
hello: str = AceArg(help="Name of thing to say hello to")
a = AceParser(Arguments)
args = a.parse_args_into_dataclasses(["--hello=name"])
print(f"Hello {args.hello}")
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