py_cmdoptions
py_cmdoptions is a tool that makes it easy to create a command with options.
you can extend Executor to create a new cmd types.
you can also extend Option to create a new option types.
example1
from py_cmdoptions.executor import Executor
from py_cmdoptions.option import Option
class Python(Executor):
cmd:str = 'python'
class Version(Option):
opt:str = '--version'
py = Python()
py.addOption(Version())
print(py)
some command options have a specific order, such as ffmpeg:
usage: ffmpeg [options] [[infile options] -i infile]... {[outfile options] outfile}...
example2
from py_cmdoptions.executor import Executor
from py_cmdoptions.option import Option
class FFmpeg(Executor):
cmd:str = 'ffmpeg'
class InFile(Option):
opt:str = '-i'
prio:int = 1
class OutFile(Option):
opt:str = ''
prio:int = 2
ff = FFmpeg()
ff.addOption(OutFile('output.mp4'))
ff.addOption(InFile('input.mp4'))
print(ff)
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