In the past week I built a CLI tool to use at work and while searching for libraries to parse command like Git or Kubectl do and i came to the conclusion that nothing was as i wanted so i started to build my parser.
Done
Core parser
Simple parameters type
Optinal argument
Positional argument
Needed
List argument
Advance argument types
Automatic argument inferences using mypi type description
This is my first open source Python package so every suggestion and help is welcome. It could be a good project for people that want to start contributing to opensource
As a start, you can clone the repository, run python setup.py develop and to install the package in dev mode and try to use it a small example like the one in the readme. Once you get that working try to understand how it works, and try to make some changes to add some functionality, the easiest thing is probably improving the output of the help page. If you want something more challenging you can think about how to implement a more advanced argument typing.
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Climb - Python CLI argument parser
In the past week I built a CLI tool to use at work and while searching for libraries to parse command like Git or Kubectl do and i came to the conclusion that nothing was as i wanted so i started to build my parser.
Done
Needed
This is my first open source Python package so every suggestion and help is welcome. It could be a good project for people that want to start contributing to opensource
Hi!
I assume this is the right link to the project - Climb.
How do I start?
As a start, you can clone the repository, run
python setup.py developand to install the package in dev mode and try to use it a small example like the one in the readme. Once you get that working try to understand how it works, and try to make some changes to add some functionality, the easiest thing is probably improving the output of the help page. If you want something more challenging you can think about how to implement a more advanced argument typing.