user-inputs-for-args 0.0.2

gets inputs from the user on the cmd line for params that you haven't entered programmatically

get inputs for args

This project is centered around a decorator that gets inputs from the user in the command line for args that you haven't already passed in programmatically. It also converts the inputted value to the wanted type which is specified in the function's annotations, and also supplies the user with a help menu if you have given the arg's documentation in the function's docstring.

How to use

First download it:

pip install user_inputs_for_args

Then, To use this decorator, import it to the file you want to use it in and then you can apply it by putting @get_inputs_for_args behind the function you want to apply it to like this:

@get_inputs_for_args
def my_func(arg1, arg2):
  ...

Now when an arg is not programmatically passed in it will ask for a value for it from the user.

Uses

One use for this decorator are when you are debugging and want to manually input values on the command line instead of them being programmatically put in, so you can be sure that nothing has happened to the value before being passed in.

Contributing

You can join the project but there a few standards that I would like to keep in place.

• Use single-quotes for strings unless double-quotes are necessary
• You must use tests, and your code must be readable
• make a new branch when you are starting on a new issue or feature
• You must add a new issue/feature to gitlab every time there is something you want to add/fix
• Make sure to update documentation after adding new code

Versioning

We use the SemVer standard for versioning

Authors

• Section.80 - project group - Section.80
  • Brooklyn Germa - Founder - bGerma
  • Abel Germa - Founder - aGerma