Dispatch from command-line arguments to functions
Experimental.
Example
"""Run something in development or production mode.
Usage: run.py --development <host> <port>
run.py --production <host> <port>
run.py remote add <item>
run.py remote delete <item>
"""
from docopt_dispatch import dispatch
@dispatch.on('--development')
def development(host, port, **kwargs):
print('in *development* mode')
@dispatch.on('--production')
def development(host, port, **kwargs):
print('in *production* mode')
@dispatch.on('items', 'add')
def items_add(item, **kwargs):
print('adding item...')
@dispatch.on('items', 'delete')
def items_delete(item, **kwargs):
print('deleting item...')
if __name__ == '__main__':
dispatch(__doc__)1 maintainer
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