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django-typer
Use Typer to define the CLI for your Django management commands. Provides a TyperCommand class that inherits from BaseCommand and allows typer-style annotated parameter types. All of the BaseCommand functionality is preserved, so that TyperCommand can be a drop in replacement.
django-typer makes it easy to:
Define your command CLI interface in as clear, DRY, and safely as possible using type hints
Create subcommand and group command hierarchies.
Use the full power of Typer’s parameter types to validate and parse command line inputs.
Create beautiful and information dense help outputs.
Configure the rendering of exception stack traces using rich.
Install shell tab-completion support for TyperCommands and normal Django commands for bash, zsh, fish and powershell.
Create custom and portable shell tab-completions for your CLI parameters.
Refactor existing management commands into TyperCommands because TyperCommand is interface compatible with BaseCommand.
Please refer to the full documentation for more information.
Installation
Clone django-typer from GitHub or install a release off PyPI:
pip install django-typerrich is a powerful library for rich text and beautiful formatting in the terminal. It is not required, but highly recommended for the best experience:
pip install "django-typer[rich]"Add django_typer to your INSTALLED_APPS setting:
INSTALLED_APPS = [ ... 'django_typer', ]
Basic Example
For example TyperCommands can be a very simple drop in replacement for BaseCommands. All of the documented features of BaseCommand work!
from django_typer import TyperCommand
class Command(TyperCommand):
def handle(self, arg1: str, arg2: str, arg3: float = 0.5, arg4: int = 1):
"""
A basic command that uses Typer
"""
Multiple Subcommands Example
Or commands with multiple subcommands can be defined:
import typing as t
from django.utils.translation import gettext_lazy as _
from typer import Argument
from django_typer import TyperCommand, command
class Command(TyperCommand):
"""
A command that defines subcommands.
"""
@command()
def create(
self,
name: t.Annotated[str, Argument(help=_("The name of the object to create."))],
):
"""
Create an object.
"""
...
@command()
def delete(
self, id: t.Annotated[int, Argument(help=_("The id of the object to delete."))]
):
"""
Delete an object.
"""
...
Grouping and Hierarchies Example
Or more complex groups and subcommand hierarchies can be defined. For example this command defines a group of commands called math, with subcommands divide and multiply. The group has a common initializer that optionally sets a float precision value. We would invoke this command like so:
./manage.py hierarchy math --precision 5 divide 10 2.1
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./manage.py hierarchy math multiply 10 2
20.00Any number of groups and subcommands and subgroups of other groups can be defined allowing for arbitrarily complex command hierarchies.
import typing as t
from functools import reduce
from django.utils.translation import gettext_lazy as _
from typer import Argument, Option
from django_typer import TyperCommand, group
class Command(TyperCommand):
help = _("A more complex command that defines a hierarchy of subcommands.")
precision = 2
@group(help=_("Do some math at the given precision."))
def math(
self,
precision: t.Annotated[
int, Option(help=_("The number of decimal places to output."))
] = precision,
):
self.precision = precision
@math.command(help=_("Multiply the given numbers."))
def multiply(
self,
numbers: t.Annotated[
t.List[float], Argument(help=_("The numbers to multiply"))
],
):
if numbers:
return f"{reduce(lambda x, y: x * y, [1, *numbers]):.{self.precision}f}"
@math.command()
def divide(
self,
numerator: t.Annotated[float, Argument(help=_("The numerator"))],
denominator: t.Annotated[float, Argument(help=_("The denominator"))],
floor: t.Annotated[bool, Option(help=_("Use floor division"))] = False,
):
"""
Divide the given numbers.
"""
if floor:
return str(numerator // denominator)
return f"{numerator / denominator:.{self.precision}f}"
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