Cliar lets you create powerful commandline interfaces from regular Python classes. Using type hints, you can add validation and on-the-fly parsing.
Project description
Create CLIs from Python classes. Make them powerful with type hints.
Cliar is a Python tool that helps you create commandline interfaces:
from cliar import CLI
class Git(CLI):
'''Git clone created with Cliar'''
def clone(self, repo, dir='.'):
'''Clone a git repo from REPO to DIR.'''
print('Cloning from %s to %s' % (repo, dir))
if __name__ == '__main__':
Git().parse()
Run the script:
$ python git.py clone http://foo.bar -d baz
Cloning from http://foo.bar to baz
Requirements
Cliar runs with Python 3.5+ on Windows, Linux, and Mac. There are no external dependencies.
Install
Install Cliar from PyPI with pip:
$ pip install cliar
You can install Cliar on CentOS 6 with yum from Gleb Goncharov’s public repo:
$ yum install -y python-cliar
Hello World
from cliar import CLI
class Hello(CLI):
def hello(self, name='world'):
print('Hello ' + name + '!')
if __name__ == '__main__':
Hello().parse()
python hello.py hello --name Bob
Hello Bob!
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