simplipy-python 0.1.7

Create simple commands.

Simplipy-Python

How to use

Command

from simplipy_python import Command

def PrintArgs(Arguments):
    print(Arguments)

CommandHandler = Command(CommandMessage="Run> ", StarterMessage=None) # StarterMessage is Optional.
CommandHandler.AddCommand(command_name="Print Arguments", command_function=PrintArgs)
CommandHandler.SetupCommands() # Setup Command Module.

It should look like this:

Category

from simplipy_python import Command, Category

def PrintArgs(Arguments):
    print(Arguments)

def PrintArgsCategory(Arguments):
    print(f"Category {Arguments}")

CommandHandler = Command(CommandMessage="Run> ", StarterMessage="Category Test!!!")
CommandHandler.AddCommand(command_name="Print Arguments", command_function=PrintArgs)

Category1 = Category(category_name="Other Functions") # Create Category
Category1.AddCommand(command_name="Print Arguments 1", command_function=PrintArgsCategory) # Add Function

CommandHandler.SetupCommands(Categories=[Category1]) # Inject the Categories into the Setup

BEFORE TRYING THIS, PLEASE TYPE IN THE CATEGORY NAME
Case Sensitive

Commands Run> Other-Functions

Should look like this:

Help Command

$ python filename.py -h

usage: prog.py [-h] [--changelog]

options:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -cl, --changelog      The python package's changelog

Exceptions

NotValidCommand

Is raised when you input an invalid Command.

CommandNameAlreadyExists

Is raised when you make a Command have the same name as another.

FunctionAlreadyExists

Is raised when you try to pass the same function into a different Command.