argvs
argvs is a lightweight Python library that simplifies sys.argv.
📦 Installation
pip install argvs
or:
pip3 install argvs
## Usage
from argvs import *
ar = argvs()
ar.add_param_list([
['greet', 1, greet],
['version', 1, show_version],
['bye', 1, say_goodbye]
])
ar.init_all()
# example shell commands
```bash
python bridger.py resize input.jpg output.jpg 200 300
or:
python3 bridger.py resize input.jpg output.jpg 200 300# argvs-lib-for-python
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