Argfarce makes it easy to declare argparse structures. Consider this example:
>>> class PersonalInfoParser(ArgumentParser):
... class Meta:
... prog = 'person.py'
...
... name = Argument('-n', help="Cheese to use on your sandwich", required=False)
... profession = Argument('-p', '--profession', choices=('developer', 'programmer', 'software engineer'), help="These are all pretty much the same", required=False)
... comments = Argument(nargs='*')
...
>>> parser = PersonalInfoParser()
>>> parser.parse_args('-p programmer -n Ken foo bar spam'.split())
>>> print parser.name
Ken
>>> print parser.profession
programmer
>>> print parser.comments
['foo', 'bar', 'spam']
This software is not yet compatible with Python 3.
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