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nevargs

It's a simple package that using shlex formats your cli-like argument strings and format them into a dict

>>> import nevargs
>>> s = "this is -f True fun -c command"
>>> nevargs.dictify(s)
{'args': ['this', 'is', 'fun'], '-f': ['True'], '-c': ['command']}

Arguments with no value are returned under args and for each flag found, it's arguments are under {flag}

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