tiramisu-cmdline-parser
Python3 parser for command-line options and arguments using Tiramisu engine.
example
Let us start with a simple example
#!/usr/bin/env python3
from tiramisu_cmdline_parser import TiramisuCmdlineParser
from tiramisu import IntOption, StrOption, BoolOption, ChoiceOption, \
SymLinkOption, OptionDescription, \
Config, Calculation, Params, ParamValue, ParamOption, \
calc_value
# build a Config with:
# * a choice for select a sub argument (str, list, int)
choiceoption = ChoiceOption('cmd',
'choice the sub argument',
('str', 'list', 'int'),
properties=('mandatory',
'positional'))
# * a boolean to pass script in verbosity mode with argument -v --verbosity
booloption = BoolOption('verbosity',
'increase output verbosity',
default=False)
short_booloption = SymLinkOption('v', booloption)
# * a string option if cmd is 'str'
str_ = StrOption('str',
'string option',
properties=('mandatory',
Calculation(calc_value,
Params(ParamValue('disabled'),
kwargs={'condition': ParamOption(choiceoption),
'reverse_condition': ParamValue(True),
'expected': ParamValue('str')})),
),
)
# * a list of strings option if cmd is 'list'
list_ = StrOption('list',
'list string option',
multi=True,
properties=('mandatory',
Calculation(calc_value,
Params(ParamValue('disabled'),
kwargs={'condition': ParamOption(choiceoption),
'reverse_condition': ParamValue(True),
'expected': ParamValue('list')})),
),
)
# * an integer option if cmd is 'int'
int_ = IntOption('int',
'int option',
properties=('mandatory',
Calculation(calc_value,
Params(ParamValue('disabled'),
kwargs={'condition': ParamOption(choiceoption),
'reverse_condition': ParamValue(True),
'expected': ParamValue('int')})),
),
)
# Now build Config
config = Config(OptionDescription('root',
'root',
[choiceoption,
booloption,
short_booloption,
str_,
list_,
int_
]))
# initialise the parser
config.property.read_write()
parser = TiramisuCmdlineParser(config)
# parse arguments of current script
parser.parse_args()
# now, print the result
print('result:')
config.property.read_only()
def display(data):
for key, value in data.items():
if key.isoptiondescription():
display(value)
else:
print(f'- {key.path()} ({key.description()}): {value}')
display(config.value.get())
Let's print help:
$ python3 prog.py -h
usage: prog.py [-h] [-v] [-nv] {str,list,int}
positional arguments:
{str,list,int} choice the sub argument
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbosity increase output verbosity
-nv, --no-verbosity
The positional argument 'cmd' is mandatory:
$ python3 prog.py
usage: prog.py [-h] [-v] [-nv] {str,list,int}
prog.py: error: the following arguments are required: cmd
If 'cmd' is 'str', --str become mandatory:
$ python3 prog.py str
usage: prog.py [-h] [-v] --str STR --list LIST [LIST ...] --int INT
{str,list,int}
prog.py: error: the following arguments are required: --str
Here is help:
$ python3 prog.py str -h
usage: prog.py "str" [-h] [-v] [-nv] --str STR {str,list,int}
positional arguments:
{str,list,int} choice the sub argument
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbosity increase output verbosity
-nv, --no-verbosity
--str STR string option
If 'cmd' is 'str', cannot set --int argument:
$ python3 prog.py str --int 3
usage: prog.py "str" [-h] [-v] [-nv] --str STR {str,list,int}
prog.py: error: unrecognized arguments: --int
With all mandatories arguments:
$ python3 prog.py str --str value
result:
- cmd (choice the sub argument): str
- verbosity (increase output verbosity): False
- v (increase output verbosity): False
- str (string option): value
$ python3 prog.py int --int 3
result:
- cmd (choice the sub argument): int
- verbosity (increase output verbosity): False
- v (increase output verbosity): False
- int (int option): 3
$ python3 prog.py list --list a b c
result:
- cmd (choice the sub argument): list
- verbosity (increase output verbosity): False
- v (increase output verbosity): False
- list (list string option): ['a', 'b', 'c']
Add --verbosity argument:
$ python3 prog.py list --list a b c -v
result:
- cmd (choice the sub argument): list
- verbosity (increase output verbosity): True
- v (increase output verbosity): True
- list (list string option): ['a', 'b', 'c']
$ python3 prog.py list --list a b c --verbosity
result:
- cmd (choice the sub argument): list
- verbosity (increase output verbosity): True
- v (increase output verbosity): True
- list (list string option): ['a', 'b', 'c']
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